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incidental

(Sometimes followed by `to') minor or casual or subordinate in significance or nature or occurring as a chance concomitant or consequence.

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incidental

Following or accompanying as a consequence.

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Examples for "attendant"
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At length the door opened; the favourite attendant of Florence looked in.
Ernest Maltravers — Volume 09
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Each rented room received a random new box and its attendant key.
The lies of locke lamora
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Street violence and attendant problems are constant topics for the regional newspapers.
The Irish Times
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The books were referred to, and the attendant answered in the affirmative.
The Store Boy
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You said he said something about the interview with the hotel attendant.
Enigma of China
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However, officials believe the new site and accompanying facilities will revive attendances.
The Irish Times
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The main targets affecting agriculture are set out in the accompanying table.
Independent.ie
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The apparatus employed in these investigations is figured in the accompanying diagram.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 1082, September 26, 1896
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The accompanying paper describes the role of RahU protein in eukaryotic-host cells.
Pubmed
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Describes the ceremonies accompanying her opening of a new session of Parliament.
The new yorker
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Limitations: Limitations were the limited sample size and consequent limited statistical power.
Pubmed
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The consequent higher demand for goods and services can boost economic growth.
Reuters
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To relieve the inner congestion and consequent pain in the affected parts.
Nature Cure: Philosophy & Practice Based on the Unity of Disease...
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The consequent anxiety that reigned in the mine may be easily conceived.
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea
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And the deduction, consequent upon it, stared him in the face likewise.
The History of Sir Richard Calmady: A Romance
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All cases showed concomitant low extra copy number of DDX1 and MYCN.
Pubmed
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This risk might be reduced significantly by concomitant use of acid-suppressing drugs.
Pubmed
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Although HTLV-I causes both diseases, concomitant occurrence is reported to be rare.
Pubmed
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Methods: Data from 19 patients with resected concomitant PDAC were retrospectively reviewed.
Pubmed
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The concomitant procedures incurred an additional mean operative time of 61 minutes.
Pubmed
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The resultant stored energy is used to drive the PYP light cycle.
Pubmed
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Conclusions: Airway FB can be easily missed with resultant delay in diagnosis.
Pubmed
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The near future stands to see a compounding of the resultant phenomena.
NY Magazine
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The resultant minor changes in temperature and sunlight could affect crop production.
Worldwide Effects of Nuclear War: Some Perspectives
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The resultant kidding finally made the old beefsteak popular with our friend.
Football Days / Memories of the Game and of the Men behind the B...
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The situation had suddenly grown too confused for words, or even sequent thoughts.
The Damnation of Theron Ware
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With such a grandeur that in sequent years
The California Birthday Book / Prose and Poetical Selections fro...
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The kiss had bewildered her sequent sensations.
Sandra Belloni — Volume 6
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Virginia produced the sequent sentence, likewise weighty.
One of Our Conquerors — Volume 4
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The thoughts of Rosalie, not sequent, but going about and amounting thusly, were thus: That is very pathetic.
This Freedom
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And that is merely incidental to the other things on the concession.
The Silent Bullet
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That they have emotions is merely incidental to their role as informants.
The War of the Worlds
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It just happens that culture, in his case, is incidental to career.
Martin Eden
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An occurrence incidental to these disturbances now added to the public feeling.
The Story of the Mormons, from the Date of Their Origin to the Y...
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Those, I take it, are the sole misfortunes incidental to your condition.
Devereux — Complete
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Since then, however, defense and intelligence agencies have concluded that climate change-andits ensuant upheaval-couldbe a more immediate threat.
Wired

Not required.

(Frequently plural) an expense not budgeted or not specified.

Uso de incidental en inglés
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However, the impact of incidental stenoses on future cardiac events remains unknown.
Pubmed
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Background: Increasing numbers of incidental pancreatic lesions are being detected each year.
Pubmed
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The Construction segment is mainly engaged in construction work and incidental business.
Reuters
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The book abounds in religious suggestion; even its incidental touches are illuminating.
Introduction to the Old Testament
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Proof of sufficient funds to cover tuition fees, subsistence and incidental costs.
The South African
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Finally, several theoretical issues for incidental and intentional emotion regulation are discussed.
Pubmed
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Major findings were classified as incidental or related to history and symptoms.
Pubmed
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The few cases reported in adults are incidental findings or inguinal hernias.
Pubmed
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But that is incidental vanity at the worst; he goes on anyhow.
The New Machiavelli
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So there's welcome, if subtle, progress on the incidental side of things.
The Guardian
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Using circle hooks has also shown to reduce incidental hooking of stingrays.
The Guardian
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The fact that the West is putting up the money is incidental.
Cities in Flight
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Be aware that proper news makes only incidental appearances in this column.
The Irish Times
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He diverts young minds with wild adventures and makes learning almost incidental.
Reuters
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Curiosity is a natural, but only an incidental, consequence in this case.
Arthur Mervyn; Or, Memoirs of the Year 1793
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And that is merely incidental to the other things on the concession.
The Silent Bullet
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Translations for incidental
Incidental a través del tiempo
Incidental por variante geográfica
Reino Unido
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Estados Unidos de América
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