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• r  in an unreasoning visceral manner
• r  in the viscera
  he is bleeding viscerally

• He would lean forward, savoring what he took in, seeming to smell and taste the answers more than hearing them, picking up immediately and viscerally on the slightest off note.
• Traditionally, human beings are not great at assessing this kind of risk a peril that has not yet arrived and that is, in any case, hard to viscerally imagine.
• Armando Gallo Retna I am viscerally against it.

• unreasoningly

News & Articles

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• How Does Ingmar Bergman's Legacy Impact Films Today? This Festival Explains All
  As I sat in the dark, surrounded by four projectors displaying synched clips from Ingmar Bergman's oeuvre, I felt both overwhelmed and relaxed, viscerally excited and deeply contemplative. In 15 minutes the installation managed to have the same effect as a good Bergman film. Created for the Deutsche Kinemathek in Berlin, but now on display in the newly renovated Bergman Center on the Swedish ...
  July 5, 2013 - indieWIRE

Quotes

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• John Murtha in International Herald Tribune
  I see what happens to a Republican when they say we ought to start to get out,Murtha said. "They bash them. I mean they attack them viscerally and of course they're the ones that nominate them. Until that plays out we're going to have a...
• Keith Carradine in Forbes
  I hesitate to use the word because it can signify something that is dull or boring,says Carradine, an admitted fan, "but this show appeals on a more intellectual level, but it's a viscerally entertaining show."
• Ben Bradshaw in The Guardian
  The culture secretary, Ben Bradshaw, said the BBC was a "great British asset and should not approach the future assuming the Conservatives, who are viscerally hostile to the BBC, will win the election".