dauntlessly

On other occasions British generals proved dauntlessly incompetent.

Dauntlessly, in spite of thorns and the numberless scratches they inflicted, Digby led the way.

At the end of each day they panted beneath the weight of their specimens; but they dauntlessly carried them off home with them.

It was a trying position for the boy, who looked dauntlessly into the hideous countenance daubed with ochre and paint.

Through great difficulties and hardships he dauntlessly led his band to the high-perched and almost impregnable town.

Closer came the bear, beating down the splintered refuse that obstructed him, his long, black body labouring dauntlessly.