ill-advisedly

What warrants you to interfere thus ill advisedly in my concerns?

I inquired somewhat ill advisedly, for Aunt Agnes made a gesture of impatience.

“I may have used the word ill-advisedly,” the publisher corrected.

He very ill-advisedly turned them over to you, but you, of course, cannot think of handling such a sum on your own initiative.

The late Duke ill-advisedly engaged a foreign gentleman to compile his catalogue, and the result is most unfortunate.