inadvertent
ਲਾਪ੍ਰਵਾਹੀ
definition
adjective
an inadvertent administrative error occurred that resulted in an overpayment
not resulting from or achieved through deliberate planning.
example
Studies show that persons deemed beautiful by social norm receive 'inadvertent' preferential treatment.
Presumably, they acquired the disease through 'inadvertent' exposure.
There are other 'inadvertent' legal forces that have contributed to this new monitoring regime, one of which is the expansion of sexual harassment law.
This electoral process will be more transparent than in recent years, because of both intended and 'inadvertent' government reforms.
However, 'inadvertent' contamination of some food products has been uncovered.
I made a mental note to leave more space between seedlings next time, although the effect I'd achieved by 'inadvertent' crowding was lovely.
Small amounts of exposure occur from inhalation, skin absorption, and 'inadvertent' ingestion of contaminated soil or dust.
As a result of centuries of both deliberate and 'inadvertent' plant breeding, the varieties used today have little resemblance with their wild ancestors.
There is no other evidence of actual or 'inadvertent' disclosure to any third party.
During normal engine operation, the 'inadvertent' contamination of fuel by water and other contaminants must be tolerated.
Second, convictions may become disclosed by the 'inadvertent' disclosure or consent of the offender.
Hand hygiene is believed to be the primary strategy for prevention of 'inadvertent' inoculation or transmission of the virus.
There are two separate issues here: deliberate copying and stealing of information, and 'inadvertent' copying and leaking.
The students also had a certain stylistic flair, however 'inadvertent' .
Biosecurity protocols and border testing are in place, and 'inadvertent' contamination is under better control.
Members of the defensive team need to be aware of an 'inadvertent' or accidental tag of home plate by the catcher in such situations.
The inherent demeaning nature of such language is 'inadvertent' , I am sure.
Casting a blank glance at me, he looks as though it is I who should apologize for his 'inadvertent' offence.
I doubt very much that the good judge requested that his 'inadvertent' disclosure be off the record.
The law should not pursue those allegedly guilty of minor, 'inadvertent' or technical crimes decades ago, because to do so is disproportionate and oppressive.
He felt that, on balance, the accident was due to a mixture of speed, 'inadvertence' and miscalculation on the part of the plaintiff and he dismissed the claim, awarding costs to the defendants.
It was not speed but 'inadvertence' that started the incident off.
Perhaps it had worked all the better for its 'inadvertency' .
We do not really understand the origins of biological information, but I suspect there is a lot of 'inadvertency' in those early events and in the choice of which particular nucleic acids and amino acids were employed when life began.
Sadly, we tried to usher the creature out the window, but ended up hitting it 'inadvertently' .
To avoid being billed twice 'inadvertently' , don't press any button more than once.
Oh, my, I hope through 'inadvertence' , I haven't stepped into a hornet's nest.
By an habitual 'inadvertency' we render our selves incapable of any serious and improving thought, till our minds themselves become as light and frothy as those things they are conversant about.
This ‘popping up’ is one kind of 'inadvertency' , not stimulated by anything around me, as far as I could tell at the time.
In each of those decisions he analysed the relevant facts with respect to the issues of delay, the reasons for delay, prejudice, and whether the failure to comply with the Rule was due to 'inadvertence' rather than negligence.
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