The phrase "as accidentally" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe an action that occurs by chance, but it lacks proper context and structure.
Example: "He stumbled upon the solution as accidentally as one might find a lost coin on the street."
Alternatives: "by chance" or "unintentionally".
Clinton will be appearing before the House committee to answer questions later this month, and that task just got a whole lot easier after McCarthy's "Kinsley gaffe" (defined as: "accidentally speaking the truth in Washington").
The verdict: Donald Trump is as New York as accidentally giving inaccurate subway directions to a tourist.
He long advised NASA on how to operate its probes to avoid contaminating foreign bodies with terrestrial microbes, as well as accidentally bringing alien ones back to Earth.
As far as accidentally smashing into the system when a driver stops suddenly (a not uncommon experience), six of the units are basically flush with the back seats of the cabs, and one is a ceiling-mounted model.
More significantly, in the set of tests that psychologists have dreamt up to quantify moral health, their performances clearly bespoke an ignorance of the conceptual foundations of morality.Some of these tests, such as an "awareness of consequences" test, measure spontaneous thinking in social situations, such as accidentally receiving too much money in a business transaction.
She won't apologize for her "character issues" — all of the above, plus #Benghazi, plus email — and those issues give every pundit free reign to accuse her of years-long corruption if she so much as accidentally gets an extra burrito in her to-go bag during her next trip to Chipotle.
"Alum," a term referring broadly to aluminum hydroxide and several aluminum salts, has this effect, as was accidentally discovered in the 1920s.
Then on an episode of Inside Edition, Pumpkin came out as bisexual, accidentally outing Mama June as also bisexual in the process.
The first thing you do to your target is to "neg" her, to deliberately (but as if accidentally) insult her, as Strauss explains, "to lower her self-esteem".
Here's how he describes it: " 'Brilliant!' I cry as she accidentally sounds the horn.
Apparently so, as Simon Pegg accidentally reveals that a Bond has turned to the Dark side.
