unmaliciously
adverb uk/ˌʌn.məˈlɪʃ.əs.li/ us/ˌʌn.məˈlɪʃ.əs.li/
无恶意地
not maliciously (= in a way that is intended to cause harm, upset, or damage)
The court agreed that she had behaved unmaliciously in contacting him.
He gave his mum a big fright , but quite unmaliciously, by peering in at the window. 他从窗户往里看，把他妈妈吓了一大跳，但并没有恶意。
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- She laughed at the suggestion but unmaliciously - she just found it really funny.
- He would make little jokes about his students in his lectures, but so politely and unmaliciously that no one could take offence.
- She was very direct, which could be misinterpreted, but everything she said was meant unmaliciously.