"uncritically" is a correct and usable word in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize thoughtless acceptance or approval, especially of ideas, beliefs, or policies. Example sentence: She uncritically accepted the instructions from her boss without questioning them.
Both Abbott and Bolt have voices which are widely heard and uncritically accepted.
All the country's mainstream parties back the war, most of them uncritically.
"These days we fly over London and get off in Paris or Brussels," boasts Brendan Halligan, of Ireland's Institute of European Affairs.Yet the two Nice referendums, and the whole atmosphere surrounding the campaigns, have demonstrated that Ireland is no longer uncritically in love with Europe.
What is less often noticed is that Israel is too often uncritically supportive of America.
America is constantly accused, and often with justice, of being uncritically supportive of Israel.
Unless they agree on that, they cannot ultimately resolve their relationship with the Palestinians, including the Palestinians who are Israeli citizens.Helping Israel should no longer mean defending it uncritically.
The superpower could be less uncritically supportive of autocratic regimes such as Saudi Arabia's.
The book uncritically recycles the Serbian romantic (and largely invented) version of history.
Britain remains strikingly cool about the EU, and even Italy, long uncritically Europhile, now has a government that judges it safe to place nation-state before co-operative enterprise.
In these muddled circumstances, pro-forma guidance from firms that excludes options costs may be accepted uncritically.
She accepts too uncritically many of the myths that Mr Turner debunks and seems to assume that there has been a sudden increase in the power and freedoms of the corporate world.But big business has always had influence over government, at times perhaps more than now.
