unceremoniously

[ uhn-ser-uh-moh-nee-uhs-lee ]

adverb

1. in a way that seems rudely abrupt or hasty; suddenly and without apology or explanation:

   After settling our hotel bill we were unceremoniously thrown out without even a smile or a thank-you.

   The waves were so strong that they lifted the steamer and unceremoniously dumped it a mile upriver from the estuary.

2. without observing normal conventions or formalities; informally or casually:

   Served unceremoniously on wax paper, this pool hall burger is a deliciously unpretentious bargain.

Word History and Origins

Origin of unceremoniously¹

First recorded in 1750–60; unceremonious ( def ) + -ly ( def )

Example Sentences

Despite being harvested until December, for many, Halloween will mark the end of pumpkin season with the decorations unceremoniously binned.

From Salon

Alongside the comments on the talents' age, Perry claimed she was also pushed out of the company and unceremoniously fired in April after nine years.

From Salon

The “Jane Says” band unceremoniously ended the tour saying that it had “made the difficult decision to take some time away as a group,” according to a statement posted Monday on the band’s social media.

From Los Angeles Times

But yes, you read that correctly: The movie rather unceremoniously kills Delia off in the most apt way possible.

From Salon

Dusty Baker will at long last be properly and singularly honored at Dodger Stadium on Friday night, 41 years after he was unceremoniously booted from the organization.

From Los Angeles Times