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coincidentally

/koʊˌɪn.sɪˈden.təl.i/

Traducción: Adverbio que indica que algo ocurre por casualidad o de manera fortuita, pareciendo coincidir en tiempo o lugar sin haber sido planeado. Se usa para señalar una coincidencia inesperada o una simultaneidad casual.

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adverb

/koʊˌɪn.sɪˈden.təl.i/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que indica que algo ocurre por casualidad o de manera fortuita, pareciendo coincidir en tiempo o lugar sin haber sido planeado. Se usa para señalar una coincidencia inesperada o una simultaneidad casual.

An adverb meaning "by chance" or "in a way that is accidental but seems planned or connected." It is used to describe events that happen at the same time or in the same place without being deliberately arranged.

  1. B2formal

    In a way that happens by chance or without planning.

    esPor casualidad

    • Coincidentally, we both chose the same restaurant for dinner.
    • She arrived at the party coincidentally at the same time as her old friend.
    • Coincidentally, the two scientists made the same discovery independently.

    Sinónimosaccidentallyby chancefortuitouslyhappenstanceopportunelyunexpectedlyunintentionally

    Antónimosdeliberatelyintentionallyplannedpurposefully

  2. Remarkably similarB2formal

    In a way that is surprisingly similar or connected.

    escasualmente, de manera asombrosamente similar

    • Coincidentally, their birthdays fall on the same day.
    • He mentioned the same book I was reading, coincidentally.
    • Coincidentally, the two companies launched their products on the same date.

    Sinónimosby chancecuriouslyfortuitouslyuncannily

Formas
  • more coincidentally comparative form
  • most coincidentally superlative form
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