Pronunciation: /ˌɪnsɪˈdɛntli/
adverb Incidentally is an adverb that is used to introduce a point that is not directly related to the main topic of discussion.
A1 I am going to the store to buy milk. Incidentally, do you need anything?
A2 I forgot to mention that I will be out of town next week. Incidentally, could you water my plants?
B1 I have been learning Spanish for a few months. Incidentally, I have a Spanish test next week.
B2 I have always enjoyed hiking in the mountains. Incidentally, there is a great trail nearby that you might like.
C1 I have been working on this project for months. Incidentally, I have found a more efficient way to complete it.
C2 I have traveled to many countries around the world. Incidentally, I have never been to Australia.
formal Incidentally, the meeting has been rescheduled to next Wednesday.
informal Oh, and incidentally, I heard that Sarah got a promotion at work.
slang By the way, incidentally, did you hear about the party this weekend?
figurative His comment was like a slap in the face, incidentally reminding me of my past mistakes.
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