unpurposedly
/(ˌ)ʌnˈpəːpəstli/rare
adverb
Not purposefully; without purpose.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in William Whately (1583–1639), Church of England clergyman and puritan preacher. From un- + purposedly, after unpurposed.
- plough-boon
- ploughboote
- ploughbote
- ploughboy
- plough bullock
- plough clevis
- plough day
- plough driver
- ploughed-back
- ploughed-out
- ploughed-up
- plougher
- plough-gang
- ploughgear
- plough grinding
- plough handle
- plough-head
- plough-in
- ploughing-back
- ploughing day
- ploughing ground
- ploughing land
- ploughing match
- plough iron
- plough jack