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Meanings of purely coincidental in English

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Usage of purely coincidental in English
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The situation described by the residents would have been purely coincidental, he said.
Jamaica Observer
2
Any resemblance to actual persons, companies, or events is purely coincidental.
Seize the night
3
Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
Sh*t my dad says
4
Like the purely coincidental eruption of fireworks every Independence Day.
Fear nothing
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Any collateral impact on this Bradamont person is purely coincidental.
Beyond The Frontier: Invincible
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Any resemblance between these characters and actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
Red inferno: 1945
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It was not immediately clear if Rodman's visit was purely coincidental with Mr Warmbier's release.
News.com.au
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The apparent harmony between the names is purely coincidental.'
Think of a number
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All characters are fictional, and any similarity to people living or dead is purely coincidental.
Tuck
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Any resemblance to actual incidents, or to any person living or dead, is purely coincidental.
Flesh Eaters
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But any similarities between Stapledon's irresistible sweep of events and conventional science fiction is purely coincidental.
Star Maker
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Thus, the link to ABSA is purely coincidental.
The South African
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Nothing said about any resemblance of the characters to any persons living or dead being purely coincidental.
The new yorker
14
His interest-anduncanny timing-mightbe purely coincidental.
Fear nothing
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From which you may gather that any resemblance between this and the real-life murders was purely coincidental.
The Complete Jack the Ripper
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HAL is short for "Heuristic Algorithmic," and the one-letter offset with IBM is purely coincidental.
Wired
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