We might, for example, characterize a happening as an accident, a mistake, involuntary, unintentional, inadvertent, or as due (in part) to clumsiness, lack of appreciation of circumstances, or incompetence.
When it dropped, Dufner celebrated with two fist pumps that could have been mistaken for involuntary twitches.
Mistaking an involuntary arm gesture for an invitation when she visits Sterling, ill and still only a friend, she promptly jumps into bed and claims him.
On 6 December 2010, Continental Airlines and John Taylor, one of their mechanics, were found guilty of involuntary manslaughter, but on 30 November 2012 a French court overturned the conviction, saying mistakes by Continental and Taylor did not make them criminally responsible.
The involuntary passage of air along the vocal cords, however, may cause sounds that can be mistaken for vocalisations.
His speech appeared involuntary.
It should be involuntary".
"Incel?" "Involuntary celibate".
Some involuntary twitches.
Murray denies involuntary manslaughter.
