indiscrete

in-discrētē and in-discrētim,

• advv., v. indiscretus, a, um, fin.

indiscrētē, Adv. (indiscretus), ohne Unterschied, Plin. 11, 174. Spart. Pesc. Nig. 3, 1. Amm. 15, 3, 3 u. 22, 11, 10. Boëth. inst. mus. 1, 7. Iul. Val. 1, 36 (35). Ambros. de Iob 5, 6, 17. – Compar., Itin. Alex. 14 (37) u. 51 (116).

indiscrete [LL] 1 indiscriminately, without (making) distinctions, confusedly. si ‥ velimus ‥ multa ‥ sub uno comprehendere titulo ‥, omnibus ~e commixtis obscuritatem inferimus Petrus Dial. 5; hi jam ~e in tentoriis suis necabantur W. Malm. GR IV 357 p. 414; ‘Pater’ et ‘Filius’ et ‘Spiritus Sanctus’ ‥ tres ‥ distincte suas notant proprietates, ‘persona’ vero easdem tres ~e notat Pull. Sent. 683A; passim et ~e justi et injusti admittebantur V. Oswin. 4 p. 13; asserebat ‥ quod neminem excommunicasset ~e Canon. G. Sempr. 90v; Bacon VIII 106 (v. distorte a); 1484 Vis. Southwell 49 (v. 2 ferialis 1a). 2 imprudently, foolishly, recklessly. nisi timerem ~e molestus esse dignitati vestrae Anselm (Ep. 72) III 193; non ~e ea [arma] suscipiat (Leg. Hen. 88. 1a) GAS 602; ne [populi] ~e appropinquent ad tabernaculum et moriantur [Num. i 51] Lanfr. Cel. Conf. 629B; qui adversus aliquem nimis injuste et ~e, nimis acriter et crudeliter movetur Ad. Scot QEC 34. 871C; chirurgicus ‥, licet nimis ~e ac temere, ultro se tamen tanto ingessit discrimini Mir. Fridesw. 110 p. 589A; homo ‥ tanto ~ius et audacius melioribus anteesse presumit quanto ‥ P. Blois Ep. 22. 83A; fatue nimis et ~e jurare presumunt Gir. PI III 30 p. 318; curam suam circa equum ‥ negligenter et ~e apposuit Entries 463vb.

indiscrētē et indiscrētim (indiscretus), confusément : Plin. 11, 174 || Sol. 30, 10.