The word "coincidently" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to something that happens by chance in a way that is not expected or planned. For example: "Coincidently, I bumped into an old friend from high school at the mall yesterday."
("Coincidently" exists, but it's the adverb formed from "coincident," meaning occurring at the same time).
Coincidently but on cue, his vice-president, Raúl Diez Canseco, resigned; he faces criminal charges for awarding a contract to a relative of his girlfriend when trade minister.Mr Olivera denounced, without evidence, the hand of APRA, the main opposition, in the scandal.
Perhaps not coincidently, none of the pavilions operated by countries of this sort is very busy.
(Coincidently, this week Apple appears to have removed a patriotic Chinese iPad application, called "Defend the Diaoyu" from its Chinese App store, according to the China Daily, a state-run newspaper).China believes the islands were annexed by Japan as spoils of the 1895 Sino-Japanese War.
Coincidently, these units are almost identical (1 bar = 0.987 atm).
It was recently reported that Tidal had crashed out of the top 700 US apps download chart and coincidently boosted Spotify sales.
Despite having heard the track on television when I was younger, it's only now that I'm musically studied enough to notice that the song steals its melody from Canon in D by Pachelbel, coincidently a wedding favourite... POW! Kissy the young-fogy strikes again!
Irina coincidently had written a letter to the family saying that she would prefer to spend Christmas at home with her friend whom she was secretive about in her letters.
Coincidently, Teresa Halbach went missing on Halloween.
Coincidently, if International Paper clears antitrust without significant damage, this would likely occur about the time it would otherwise be nominating a short slate of Temple-Inland directors.
Not coincidently, these everyday realities are the subject matter of Egypt's opposition artists, who have joined the carnival in Tahrir or served as its tutelary spirits.
