coincidentally
pronunciation
How to pronounce coincidentally in British English:
UK [kəʊˌɪnsɪ'dentəlɪ]
How to pronounce coincidentally in American English:
US [koʊˌɪnsɪ'dentəlɪ]
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- Adverb:
- happening at the same time
Word Origin
- coincidentally (adv.)
- 1837, from coincidental + -ly (2).
Example
- 1. Coincidentally , hannibal reportedly crossed the algerian border on monday .
- 2. Coincidentally , that is also when the imf and the world bank hold their annual meetings in istanbul .
- 3. Coincidentally , the boy had no classes in the afternoon , so he brought the wallet back to her mother .
- 4. In 2013 france will become a net contributor to the cap-and , coincidentally , be more open to budget rigour .
- 5. He blinks back tears , takes a long look at the table across from us , where members of natasha richardson 's extended family are , coincidentally , having lunch in this same restaurant .