coincidental
ಕಾಕತಾಳೀಯ
definition
adjective
any resemblance between their reports is purely coincidental
resulting from a coincidence; done or happening by chance.
it's convenient that his plan is coincidental with the group's closure
happening or existing at the same time.
example
It is not 'coincidental' that such plans offer few, if any, details about how the market for their services will grow.
It is probably not 'coincidental' that those environmental conditions appear to be on the rise in our time.
Read's simultaneous resignation is 'coincidental' , says Fischbach.
IT may be 'coincidental' that fat and fatal lie side by side in the dictionary but judging by UK obesity statistics their position seems pertinent.
Is this, in your judgment, purely 'coincidental' that so many reporters suddenly are facing the prospect of jail?
It's purely 'coincidental' that most of the people I know are from the same background.
But it seems to us that some of the wishes are strangely 'coincidental' with Microsoft's own wishes.
However, it is not 'coincidental' that the issue exploded onto the mainstream agenda briefly in 1995.
But it was purely 'coincidental' that Kitty had been in the garage before it happened.
It cannot be entirely 'coincidental' that several of these performances went on to win the Oscar.
It may have been 'coincidental' that at the time the administration's lead in the opinion polls was comfortable.
Is moving from head to heart 'coincidental' with moving from stage to film, which is about moving from words to gestures?
I mean, it's not 'coincidental' that some of the main culprits in this thing had very little or no college experience.
Some of us associate astrology with star signs that talk of things which merely are 'coincidental' with issues happening in our lives.
Any other use of real names is accidental and 'coincidental' .
And isn't it strangely 'coincidental' that Scotland Yard were involved in all this, at this particular time?
A high proportion will also require treatment for coexistent cardiovascular disease and 'coincidental' unrelated chronic disease.
A further possible explanation was that the simultaneous onset of the two disorders was 'coincidental' .
It is not 'coincidental' that tighter censorship is being introduced amidst a wave of severe cuts to social services.
It was 'coincidental' that they happened to share the same Dublin street address.
What is the probability that all these 'coincidental' events are just chance?
And is it really 'coincidental' that the US wants to introduce biometric border controls in a similar time frame?
But he says it is purely 'coincidental' that he ended up as a farmer of coffee.
It was probably 'coincidental' that the game went off the boil with Ryan's departure.
And I don't think it was just 'coincidental' that it's a lot cheaper to just cover local news.
Last night Timothy Lipscomb, vicar of Armley, said it seemed 'coincidental' that the fire had happened so soon after the terror attacks.
And, 'coincidentally' , they made the people who came from these places feel better about themselves.
It was also, 'coincidentally' , the day Sarah had gone into the village and had her hair cut, despite that fact that her mother had always told her not to.
A few months later, Bill and I were again, 'coincidentally' , at the same hotel.
Both, 'coincidentally' , were off on holiday to Florida the next day.
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