Pronunciation: /ɪnˈædvərtəntli/
adverb without intention; accidentally
A1 I inadvertently left my keys at home.
A2 She inadvertently deleted the important file.
B1 The company inadvertently leaked sensitive information.
B2 He inadvertently offended his colleague with his comment.
C1 The scientist inadvertently discovered a new species while conducting research.
C2 The politician inadvertently revealed classified information in a public speech.
preposition in a way that is not intended or planned
A1 She inadvertently bumped into the table.
A2 He inadvertently left his keys at home.
B1 The email was inadvertently sent to the wrong recipient.
B2 The company inadvertently violated the new data protection laws.
C1 The scientist inadvertently discovered a new species while studying a different one.
C2 The artist inadvertently created a masterpiece while experimenting with different techniques.
formal The employee inadvertently sent the confidential report to the wrong recipient.
informal I inadvertently double-booked myself for two events tonight.
slang I accidentally ate my roommate's leftovers, inadvertently thinking they were mine.
figurative His words inadvertently stabbed her heart, even though he didn't mean to hurt her.
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