We have no meanings for "mere inadvertence" in our records yet.
1 Perhaps it was through mere inadvertence that the other six did not accompany it.
2 This omission cannot have been the effect of mere inadvertence .
3 The words, "twenty-fifth of March," had not slipped into the Act by mere inadvertence .
4 It was therefore a mere inadvertence in me, and an untrained habit of thinking aloud, which made me say:
5 In this passage James speaks, by mere inadvertence , as though the phenomena which he is describing as "mental" had NO effects.
6 "But it is to set something right, which out of mere inadvertence , with no ill meaning,"-No ,no(she repeated to herself), no ill-meaning-none
7 "I intended to help the cause of those poor sufferers, and to profit by the mere inadvertence of your toy there would be unspeakable-reallyno!"
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