Pronunciation: /ækˈsɪdəntəl miːnz/
noun a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 Accidental means can lead to unexpected outcomes.
A2 Using accidental means to solve a problem may not always be effective.
B1 The investigation revealed that the fire was started by accidental means.
B2 The artist's unique style emerged through a series of accidental means.
C1 The detective concluded that the crime was committed through intentional rather than accidental means.
C2 The scientist discovered a new chemical compound through a series of accidental means.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun
A1 The broken vase was an accidental means of learning about the importance of being careful.
A2 Her accidental means of discovering the hidden treasure was digging in her backyard.
B1 The scientist used accidental means to stumble upon a groundbreaking discovery.
B2 The artist's accidental means of creating a masterpiece was spilling paint on the canvas.
C1 The detective considered the accidental means of the crime scene before making any conclusions.
C2 The author's accidental means of inspiration came from a chance encounter with a stranger.
formal The investigation concluded that the fire was caused by accidental means.
informal She explained that the broken vase was an accidental means of expressing her frustration.
slang I tripped over my own feet, it was just an accidental means of ending up on the floor.
figurative His decision to leave the company was an accidental means of finding his true passion.
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