Pronunciation: /ɪnˈædvərtənt/
adjective not resulting from or achieved through deliberate planning; unintentional
A1 I made an inadvertent mistake in my math homework.
A2 She made an inadvertent comment that offended her friend.
B1 The company issued an apology for the inadvertent release of confidential information.
B2 The inadvertent deletion of important files caused a major setback in the project.
C1 The inadvertent inclusion of incorrect data led to inaccurate results in the study.
C2 The CEO's inadvertent disclosure of the company's future plans caused a stir in the industry.
adverb in an unintentional or accidental manner
A1 I made an inadvertent mistake while trying to bake a cake.
A2 She inadvertently left her keys at home before going to work.
B1 The company's success was due in part to an inadvertent marketing strategy.
B2 The scientist's inadvertent discovery led to a breakthrough in medical research.
C1 The politician's inadvertent comment caused a stir in the media.
C2 The artist's inadvertent use of color created a striking visual effect in the painting.
formal The inadvertent deletion of important files caused a major setback in the project.
informal I made an inadvertent mistake by sending the email to the wrong recipient.
slang I accidentally ate my friend's lunch, it was totally inadvertent.
figurative Her inadvertent slip of the tongue revealed the secret to everyone.
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