The phrase "accept unquestioningly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of agreeing to or believing something without any doubt or critical examination.
Example: "Many people tend to accept unquestioningly the information presented by the media without verifying its accuracy."
Alternatives: "accept without question" or "believe blindly".
It is useful, too, to think about the photographs that readers accept unquestioningly when they show bloody scenes from, say, Iraq or Syria.
Clarke concluded that in some schools in Birmingham "young people were increasingly encouraged to accept unquestioningly a particular hardline strand of Sunni Islam leaving them vulnerable to radicalisation".
But the German willingness to accept unquestioningly the burdens of being a "good European" remains distinctly abnormal a state of affairs that its European partners have good reason to give thanks for.
Third, the very clear evidence that young people are being encouraged to accept unquestioningly a particular hardline strand of Sunni Islam raises concerns about their vulnerability to radicalisation in the future.
Herein lies one of the film's more intriguing subplots: Not every church member is willing to accept unquestioningly that a little boy has seen heaven.
The upshot of this authority is not that regulated agencies are bound to accept unquestioningly any information that is generated specifically for that proceeding.
Animals that might once have been accepted unquestioningly as monsters now attract anthropomorphic sympathy.
In Asia, the executives in a professional management group would have accepted unquestioningly a family member as leader.
There are notes in the book that I accepted unquestioningly as a younger reader, but which I find uncomfortable now.
The faithful, on the whole, have always accepted unquestioningly what the hierarchy says.No longer is there a formal relationship between church and state.
But a lot of this music can be as potent as the German lieder or French chansons so often accepted unquestioningly as high art.
