illogically

The 18:1 disparity punishes black people disproportionally and illogically.

Actually Guy was enduring a violent jealousy, and illogically he began to declare how the others were jealous of him and Pauline.

She grew reflective and silent over it, and then roused herself to wonder, illogically, why Gerry hadn't gone on talking.

"I don't know," returned Carrie, still illogically drifting and finding nothing at which to catch.

Illogically, I was feeling that to bully him was sheer brutality.

He had expected to be sent in with Magdaléna,—somewhat illogically, as no one suspected his engagement.