Definition of "unamiably" [unamiably]

• In an unamiable manner. (adverb)

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• "Monsieur George remarked more unamiably than before that he really could not help all that."
• "The worst damned thing about that ridiculously inappropriate word is that it is often applied to Ronald Reagan, the smilingly malevolent blunderer whom I describe, unamiably, as "the most ideologically rigid and least well-informed President of modern times.""
• "Talking to him I found Gouin peculiarly on his guard; broad-faced, heavy-jawed, slow of speech, almost devoid of gesticulation, he was as unamiably dispassionate as a bank manager."