fatuously's Usage Examples:

misunderstandings incident to the production of a new Shaw play, many of the critics fatuously imagining that Shaw was only making fun of his own Candida!"" Henderson.

Their youth restored, they begin acting as fatuously as they did in their prime.

On the blurb, Atkinson’s publishers, fatuously, describe her as "one of the great writers of our time".

no one besides her own children, Bobik and Sofia, upon whom she dotes fatuously.

Gifford replied, fatuously, 'What a notions!' Notions is also said to have constructed a complex.

Emperor: threatened with execution of all nine degrees of his kinship, he fatuously replied "Never mind nine! Go with ten!" and – alone in Chinese history.

In March 2014, the show attracted controversy when Colbert used a "fatuously fake parody stereotype character, 'Ching-Chong Ding-Dong,'" to "satirize.

his ways, Waugh responded in a manner which, he admitted later, was "fatuously haughty"; from then on, relations between the two descended into mutual.

Chief of Staff of the French Army, Maréchal de France Edmond Le Bœuf, fatuously stated in 1870 that the French Army was ready for war, "down to the last.

Whetstone talks fatuously to her, Mall, who is present, realises that she must escape, but she is.

But this Chamberlain comes home beaming as fatuously as some country-cousin whom a couple of card-sharpers in the train have.

Giovanni should be played with no rubato at all, no hurry, flatly and fatuously".

Synonyms:

inanely;