Without difference or distinction; equally, alike, indiscriminately.

In such a way as not to distinguish or make a difference between things, persons, or cases; without distinction; indifferently, indiscriminately.

With confusion of perception, thought, or expression, and consequent obscurity or indistinctness.

=indistinctly, adv. 1.

In an intermixed way, without distinction of elements, promiscuously. Cf. confusedly, adv. 2b.

Without construction: indiscriminately. Obsolete.

by, for, of (†in, with) choice: by preference. without choice: without distinction, indiscriminately.

with intermixture, promiscuously.

Without discrimination or discernment; indiscriminately. Obsolete.

Without discrimination of parts; in the mass, collectively. Obsolete.

In a promiscuous manner; without distinction, discrimination, or order; indiscriminately, at random.

Indiscriminately. Obsolete. rare.

quasi-adv.= indiscriminately, adv.

= promiscuously, adv.

By sweeping all the stakes at once; hence, indiscriminately.

= promiscuously, adv. 1; indiscriminately; at random. Now rare (colloquial in later use).

In a manner showing disregard of particular persons or circumstances. Obsolete.

Obscurely, confusingly; unclearly, in a blurred way.

In an indiscriminate manner; without distinction; promiscuously; without the exercise of discrimination.

(adj. or adv.) Without decision or distinction; undecided. Obsolete.

= indiscriminately, adv.

Without distinction or discrimination.

Without specification or selection; indifferently. Obsolete.

Without exercise of discrimination; indiscriminately.

Without distinguishing; indiscriminately.

without separation or division.

In an indistinctive manner; without distinction; indifferently, indiscriminately.

In a way which does not judge harshly or censoriously; (also) in a way which lacks good judgement or discernment.

in an indiscriminating manner, without discrimination.