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unplanned

British  
/ ʌnˈplænd /

adjective

  1. not planned

    an unplanned baby

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Ethiopia Airlines, which operates all routes in the country, sent passengers a text message about the cancellations citing "unplanned circumstances".

From BBC

This fund would cover unexpected expenses such as car repairs, a new roof, or an unplanned medical procedure.

From MarketWatch

As a result of her difficult pregnancy, Chloe did not want a second child, but fell pregnant unplanned.

From BBC

But semi-homemade, cooked with intention, nearly always tastes better than unplanned takeout.

From Salon

“Previous generations would have debated a decision like this for years, allowing the cloud to remain, and it would have looked for ways to pressure suppliers and dealers to pay for unplanned errors,” said Ward.

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