undiscriminatingly

When I went through elementary school in the early 80's, "racism" and "prejudice" and "discrimination" were used interchangeably undiscriminatingly.

Balkinization 2007

But I love history so I won't say I read it undiscriminatingly, but I read widely.

In The Time of Americans: The Generation that Changed America's Role in the World 1995

It demanded the young, the strong, the clean and gallant hearted, took their bodies, maimed and tortured them, killed them sooner or later, hurled them undiscriminatingly into the bottomless pit of death.

Wild Wings A Romance of Youth Margaret Rebecca Piper

Elly pulled her along rapidly to the chicken-yard where grossly self-satisfied hens scratched in trash and filth undiscriminatingly, and complacently called their families to share what they had found there, or indeed at times apparently to admire them for having found nothing.

The Brimming Cup Dorothy Canfield Fisher 1918

He had gulped the praise of "Diadems and Faggots" as undiscriminatingly as it was offered; now he knew for the first time the subtler pleasures of the palate.

Full Circle 1909

He had gulped the praise of "Diadems and Faggots" as undiscriminatingly as it was offered; now he knew for the first time the subtler pleasures of the palate.

Tales of Men and Ghosts Edith Wharton 1899

The principles of morality must be broad and simple, and the world is right to apply them sternly and undiscriminatingly.

Without Prejudice Israel Zangwill 1895

Besides the freethinkers, who will not yield to authority, but insist upon standing apart from the crowd, and the satirists, who level their shafts undiscriminatingly against what they perceive associated with absurdity, and the worldlings, who prefer the pleasures of time to the imaginarily contrasted goods of eternity, there is a fourth class of men who oppose the doctrine of a personal immortality as a protest against the burdensome miseries of individuality.

The Destiny of the Soul A Critical History of the Doctrine of a Future Life William Rounseville Alger 1863

Faggots "as undiscriminatingly as it was offered; now he knew for the first time the subtler pleasures of the palate.

Full Circle 1909