The phrase "accidental world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a world or situation that arises by chance or is not intentional.
Example: "In this accidental world, we often find ourselves in unexpected circumstances that shape our lives in unforeseen ways."
Alternatives: "unintentional realm" or "chance-driven universe".
But there's other good stuff here, too, like Bart's less-evil-than-advertised twin, and Lisa's accidental creation of a tiny world, which she visits in shrunken form.
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Leonardo's method differs from Cozens's in that he seeks out the accidental in the world around him rather than improvising it on the page.
Only Kubrick at the top of his game could turn a serious novel about the accidental beginning of World War III (Peter George's "Red Alert") into this comic vision of the fatal absurdities in an escalating arms race.
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It's the story of Reno, an artist in her 20s, obsessed with speed and motorcycles, and her accidental foray into the world of 1970s Italian radicals.
To his critics, Obama is more like Chance the Gardener, the holy fool made famous by Peter Sellers in the film based on Jerzy Kosinski's "Being There" — Chance is sublime at gardening, but he is an accidental tourist in the world of Washington power.
I am a mom, an engineer, an ex-refugee, a writer, a poet and an accidental citizen of the world.
