The word 'unreasoning' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an adjective which means 'not based on or in accordance with reason, logic, or good sense'. For example: "The child's unreasoning fear made it impossible for him to even look at the clown."
The board's unreasoning faith in the ability of a superstar leads them to offer huge rewards.
He thinks that Israeli treatment of Palestinians, however brutal or illegal, and American support for Israel, however unstinting, are largely irrelevant to Muslim antipathy towards Israel and America, which is fundamentally unreasoning.
Substitute unreasoning air or water molecules for sentient humans and you have a chaotic fluid.
However, because of ignorance and unreasoning prejudice, it is not uncommon for all species in an area to be indiscriminately killed, even rendered locally extinct.
An excessive, unreasoning fear of water, for example, may be based on a forgotten childhood experience of almost drowning.
But resistance will be encountered, and not all of it will be unreasoning.
He was bewitched earlier wandering through Sir Clough William-Ellis's fantasy Italianate village Portmeirion, which was once the Village in The Prisoner, Patrick McGoohan's Sixties TV stand for individuality against unreasoning authority.
"The only thing we have to fear is fear itself: nameless, unreasoning unjustified terror which paralyses needed effort to convert retreat into advance," he intoned.
The words of his inauguration speech on 4 March 1933 once more echo around the world: "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself – nameless, unreasoning, unjustified terror that paralyses needed efforts to convert retreat into advance".
"He wanted to demonstrate that there were still these extreme, hateful, unthinking, unreasoning voices out there".
Like much of the Pakistani military class, Gul embraced an unbounded, and sometimes unreasoning, suspicion of the country's eastern neighbor.
