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Meanings of inadvertently in English

Portuguese
inconscientemente
Spanish
involuntariamente

Without knowledge or intention.

inconscientemente
Usage of inadvertently in English
1
Opposition parties have inadvertently supported law changes clamping down on legal aid.
Radio NZ
2
The report cautioned against climate change solutions that may inadvertently harm nature.
News.com.au
3
Indeed, he appears to have inadvertently declared war on Turkey via Twitter.
News.com.au
4
The employee, however, inadvertently sent the e-mail to the wrong Gmail address.
Wired
5
But the eulogy inadvertently highlights companies' unhealthy dependence on subsidies and debt.
Reuters
6
Should he break a law inadvertently, the monitor will point this out.
The Robot Who Looked Like Me
7
We may have inadvertently left out other climbers who died this year.
Rock and Ice Magazine
8
Someone could have inadvertently given information away, or been compelled to cooperate.
Small favor
9
Neil Papworth is the person who inadvertently helped start this language revolution.
Radio NZ
10
She stepped forward to follow Edward's progress and inadvertently brushed against Kesseley.
Rakes and radishes
11
There are cases where they could inadvertently, perhaps, collect, but not wittingly.
The Guardian
12
Measures would have to be introduced so it is not inadvertently introduced.
Radio NZ
13
Doing that would inadvertently reveal quite a bit about the agency's capabilities.
Deep black
14
But surely you have inadvertently let out the name of your client?
Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
15
This has, inadvertently, led to one of this season's more positive developments.
The Irish Times
16
The straight-edge movement was inadvertently started by Ian MacKaye of Minor Threat.
The Guardian
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Inadvertently through the time
Inadvertently across language varieties
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