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Meanings of unplanned in English

Spanish
inesperado

Without apparent forethought or prompting or planning.

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inesperado

Not done with purpose or intent.

Usage of unplanned in English
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I think they continue to have unplanned delays in production, he said.
Reuters
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The power utility cited shortages of generation capacity resulting from unplanned breakdowns.
The South African
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The primary end point was all-cause 30-day unplanned readmissions and their causes.
Pubmed
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We have seen dramatic increases in global temperatures and also unplanned urbanisation.
The Guardian
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And here I was all this time concerned about an unplanned pregnancy.
Ebony
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Rose Stewart: Around 40 percent of pregnancies are thought to be unplanned.
Radio NZ
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If done well is expected to reduce a lot of unplanned maintenance.
The South African
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An unplanned interim analysis resulted in early stopping of the sdNVP arm.
Pubmed
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Outpatient procedures were not more likely to have unplanned readmissions or reoperations.
Pubmed
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Again they moved on quickly, but took an unplanned walk up Whitehall.
Radio NZ
11
There is a kidnapping, an unplanned teenage pregnancy, and subsequently, an abortion.
Ebony
12
Tabby took another swipe at his hand, this one wild and unplanned.
Haunted
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The assault began as an unplanned chain reaction among the Streamsider players.
Anthill: a novel
14
Toughen UpThe worst part of an unplanned bivy is controlling your head.
Climbing Magazine
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These patients have a high risk for unplanned hospitalizations and other adverse events.
Pubmed
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The primary outcome was unplanned reoperation for complications within 30 days of surgery.
Pubmed
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Translations for unplanned
Spanish
inesperado
Unplanned through the time
Unplanned across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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