Adjective:

అస్పష్టత, బడెబ్, ఇన్కమింగ్, అవాంఛనీయతను,

inadvertent's Usage Examples:

While in transit, the gunner in NZ5063 inadvertently fired his stowed machine-guns and caused considerable damage to the fuselage.

In January 2012, the Texas legislature inadvertently removed the penalty for driving without a front license plate.

After saving a game in April 1991 despite giving up two runs in relief, Dibble threw a baseball 400 feet into the center-field seats at Cincinnati, inadvertently striking a woman.

The aircraft went into an inadvertent spin subsequent to a stall at an altitude of approximately 11,000 feet.

Soon, the family conference reminds Stoner of a past fiasco at a town fair where a cloud-burst had ruined the sales of many exotically tie-dyed tee-shirts, also ruining what would have been a great day as the tee-shirts hadn't been processed to set the dye into the cloth—inadvertently dyeing many a now irate customer.

gangster tells a man on the other end of a phone conversation to "give it a dead pan" (with the emphasis on "pan"), so that the man does not inadvertently alert.

Consequently, the defender may misjudge and inadvertently turn the ball into their own goal, particularly if they.

However, due to having a stuffed nose at the time, she mispronounces the name and inadvertently summons a black witch named Gyubid instead.

He is described as the rival of the game’s similarly-dragonized version of Marishi-Ten, with the two of them inadvertently creating a.

The Navy NHQ counter-argued: Ghazi itself may have inadvertently passed over the mines during the mine laying operations; patrolling Indian vessels or Indian depth charges might also have tripped the count mechanism of one or more mines.

noted below, inadvertent recursion of a subroutine produces defects that are difficult to trace to the subroutine in question.

Richard and Anthea are a perfectly happy married couple, who inadvertently worsen the lives of those around them.

inadvertently creating delays for the highly educated that reduce their reproductivity and causes them to have children later in life, thus raising the odds.

Synonyms:

accidental, unintended,

Antonyms:

planned, motivated, intended,