Coincidental synonyms

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concurrent
Joint and equal in authority; taking cognizance of similar questions; operating on the same objects.
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concomitant
Accompanying; attendant
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contemporaneous
Existing or happening in the same period of time
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chance
The definition of chance is accidental or not expected or planned.
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casual
The definition of casual is someone or something relaxed, occasional, not planned or informal.
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unplanned
Having no particular purpose, organization, or structure; random.
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simultaneous (related)
Occurring, done, existing, etc. together or at the same time
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accidental (related)
(Music) Of an accidental
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circumstantial
Pertaining to or dependent on circumstances, especially as opposed to essentials; incidental, not essential.
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unintentional
Not done on purpose
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planned (antonym)
Existing or designed according to a plan
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decided (antonym)
Determined; resolute
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designed (antonym)
Created according to a design
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deliberate (antonym)
The definition of deliberate is doing something on purpose and with careful thought.
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coincident
(Of two events) Occurring at the same time.
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coinciding
occurring or operating at the same time
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co-occurrent
occurring or operating at the same time
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cooccurring
occurring or operating at the same time
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co-incidental (related)
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fortuitous (related)
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explicable (related)
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Coincidental Sentence Examples

  • Too coincidental to be an accident.

  • It was purely coincidental that he was on the same flight out of Los Angeles, and that he happened to work down the road from the house she rented.

  • According to the CDC, any correlation between the administration of the MMR vaccine and regressive autism is coincidental, rather than a cause and effect relationship.

  • In fact, the spread of birthdays is completely coincidental.

  • All of the events leading up to our meeting could not have been coincidental, it must be destiny.

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