unaccountably

unaccountable | American Dictionary

unaccountable
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˌʌn·əˈkɑʊn·tə·bəl/
not able to be explained or understood:
For some unaccountable reason, he forgot his car keys.
Someone who is unaccountable does not have to explain his or her actions to anyone in authority.

Examples of unaccountable

unaccountable
Regional variation was marked (5.3 to 8.9 per 1000 livebirths) and unaccountable in terms of potential morphogenetic mechanism, suggesting inconsistencies in referral of cases.
Their anxieties focus on daily violations of the rule of law, corruption and unaccountable government.
Grammatical forms found within the grammar of abnormality include adverbs and adverbials that denote the unexpected and unaccountable, as well as mental verbs and place adverbs.
Although they possess the formal structures of democracy, they tend to delegate public policy formulation and decision-making to a largely unaccountable authority, usually the presidency, enjoying broad discretionary powers.
At present societies like implicit, incoherent and unaccountable rationing.
Dreaming presents a serious unaccountable anomaly for the sensorimotor research program and reveals that some of its fundamental assumptions about the nature of consciousness are questionable.
Alongside errors or omissions, and some unaccountable changes or additions, there are questionable details that suggest a misunderstanding or misreading of some typical notational practices of the time.
Middle-class benefits from economic liberalization had to be balanced against the excesses of unaccountable capitalism (whose symptoms included public disasters, corruption scandals and major financial crises).
Moreover, oh-prefaces are specifically unaccountable.
Prosperity is, of course, being promoted for big business, which is becoming more and more unaccountable.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
They will be able to run an unaccountable legislature in the full sense, with merely the theory of accountability.
From the
Hansard archive