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Discover LudwigThe phrase "accidentally made" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that was created or produced unintentionally or by mistake.
Example: "I accidentally made a mistake in the report that I submitted yesterday."
Alternatives: "unintentionally created" or "inadvertently produced".
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A naval seaman marries a woman he accidentally made pregnant; a reprint from the "Navy" series.
8 54 P.M. E.T.: Newt accidentally made a good point in his speech just now.
"We accidentally made Alfred for ourselves, to solve our problem," says Sapone.
Ms. Rasmussen said she accidentally made a drink with soy milk rather than skim milk.
It later emerged that a change in French law had accidentally made bans on fraudulent organisations impossible.
In one case, the experimenter accidentally made the toy squeak by bumping into it and then left the room.
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It also has a child lock so your baby can't accidentally make calls or easily exit the app.
Opponents respond that people with concealed weapons might accidentally make things worse in fraught (or just drunken) situations.
"It's like you're designing a teapot and you accidentally make a machine gun," he said.
"If I ever accidentally make something that seems to gain traction, I'll probably abandon it immediately".
So you can safely hand off your phone without fear that Junior will accidentally make a call to China or surf the Web.
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