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accidentally

/ˌæk.sɪˈden.təl.i/

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adverb

/ˌæk.sɪˈden.təl.i/B1formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее 'случайно' или 'непреднамеренно'. Описывает действие, которое происходит без намерения или планирования, часто приводя к неожиданному результату.

An adverb meaning 'by chance' or 'unintentionally.' It describes an action that occurs without deliberate intent or planning, often resulting in an unexpected outcome.

  1. Without advance planningB1formal

    Happening by chance or without prior intention.

    ruСлучайно

    • She accidentally discovered the hidden room while cleaning.
    • He accidentally met his old friend at the airport.
    • The solution was found accidentally during a routine test.

    Synonymsby chancefortuitouslyinadvertentlyunintentionallyunwittingly

    Antonymsconsciouslydeliberatelyintentionallypurposelywilfully

  2. In a minor or subordinate mannerB2formal

    In a way that is secondary or incidental to the main purpose.

    ruПопутно

    • The topic was mentioned only accidentally in the discussion.
    • Her role in the project was accidentally important, not central.
    • The details were accidentally included in the appendix.

    Synonymsincidentallyperipherallysecondarilytangentially

  3. Without intentionA2formal

    In an unintentional manner; not done on purpose.

    ruСлучайно

    • He accidentally spilled coffee on the table.
    • She accidentally deleted the important file.
    • I accidentally locked myself out of the house.

    Synonymsby chancecasuallyfortuitouslyinadvertentlymistakenlyunintentionallyunwittingly

    Antonymsconsciouslydeliberatelydesignedlyintentionallyknowinglypurposelywillfully

Forms
  • more accidentally comparative form
  • most accidentally superlative form
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