unlaudably

English

Etymology

unlaudable +‎ -ly

Adverb

unlaudably (comparative more unlaudably, superlative most unlaudably)

1. (rare) In a way that is not laudable.
   • 1957, Edward Surtz, The Praise of Pleasure:

     Erasmus maintains that he has no intention of condemning the zeal of those who, not unlaudably, exercise their powers of intellect in subtleties of this kind; but he is convinced that the gospels and epistles are the best sources […]