unintentional
सहेतुक
definition
adjective
the translation added a layer of unintentional comedy
not done on purpose.
example
The meeting had been 'unintentional' , coincidental, but for it I was glad.
The doctor was charged and convicted of 'unintentional' homicide.
That last post might have been a completely 'unintentional' plagiarism of a song that I haven't heard for probably eighteen years.
It is both intentional and conscious and 'unintentional' and unconscious.
He recorded a verdict of death by 'unintentional' road traffic accident.
There's an 'unintentional' air of elitism about the event, specialising as it does on unsullied perfect specimens.
He's delighted with the result, and says he's glad to be back and no longer facing an 'unintentional' early retirement.
Yet even here there's a kind of grotesque, if 'unintentional' , humour.
Every page, every line, contains 'unintentional' humour as the boy wonder details his rise to a legend at Old Trafford.
Due to an 'unintentional' oversight, we failed to identify, prior to the release, the presence of two swastikas within the font.
The humour of this absurd sentence is apparently 'unintentional' .
These were all blameless cases of 'unintentional' and unwitting mental telegraphy, I judge.
Two moments of 'unintentional' humor I noticed through the usual dross of banal conversation.
He felt that those accused under the law would be responsible for 'unintentional' and unforeseen reactions to comments they made.
During the recruitment process, employers must know where discrimination can occur, even in 'unintentional' ways.
Loss of this kind is covered only when caused by an abnormal occurrence which is 'unintentional' and unexpected as far as the insured is concerned.
There's an 'unintentional' feeling of sadness in Woody Allen's latest comedy.
The irony was 'unintentional' and of the very blackest hue.
Sometimes the critical thinking level of the Guardian is so low, its only value is 'unintentional' comedy.
Instead I have come to realise that I must bear the guilty burden of forty years of 'unintentional' eco-terrorism.
But there is one sequence that is, perhaps 'unintentionally' , quite moving.
Some messages are genuinely funny, others 'unintentionally' comic.
Becca pouted at him, unconsciously and most likely 'unintentionally' jabbing an elbow in his gut.
Yet, Olivier makes all this sound like a gigantic accidental mess 'unintentionally' wrapped around the songs.
Australia has 'unintentionally' sub-contracted its Pacific people policy to New Zealand.
Credits: Google Translate
