unintended
adjectiveHow to pronounce unintended:
Definition of unintended:
- unintended (adjective):
- not deliberate.
- occurring by chance or unintentionally
- not planned as a purpose or goal not deliberate or intended
Synonyms for unintended:
accidental
casual
causeless
chance
fortuitous
inadvertent
incidental
intentionality
uncaused
unconscious
unexpected
unforeseen
unintentional
unplanned
unpremeditated
unwitting
Other 4-syllable words like unintended
Here are some other common words that have 4 syllables, like unintended does.
- unneighborly
- unofficial
- unorganised
- unremorseful
- unromantic
- unseemingly
- untalkative
- unteachable
- ununiformed
- usualy
- utopian
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- validation
- valuably
- vedalakshmi
- venezia
- venezuela
- ventilation
- ventriloquist
- vermicelli
- vernality
- victimising
- vidalia
- villainously
- violetta
- viscosity
- vittorio
- vivisection
- vocational
- voyeurism
- wateriest
- weightometer
- whimsicalness
- xylomancy
- yellow-bellied
- yokozuna
- zamarripa
- zarathustra
- zephaniah
- zoological
- … more
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