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unplanned

/ ʌnˈplænd /

adjective

He said the desperate, unplanned rush north was “the biggest blunder of the campaign.”

Technology has actually made this kind of unplanned traveling easier.

And for young women who do experience unplanned pregnancies, there are more choices available today.

Lagos has an unplanned-ness to it, houses spring up everywhere like weeds, roads and streets interweave.

Then home-birth data fail to account for planned vs. unplanned births.

That feeling of fear sent a few men, by an unplanned concert of action, to a certain bank before ten o'clock one morning.

All the girls from Camp Halsted fell in with her suggestion, delighted by the idea of such an unplanned excursion.

Otherwise, and without a sun lowered into your picture, the smoke-mingled sky is the most unplanned in the world.

The arrival of a baby or possibly some other unplanned event may force the wife to give up her job.

The arrangement suited Swinton perfectly; it would give him an unplanned chance to talk with the major.

April 24, 2024gallimaufry

[gal-uh-maw-free ]

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