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unplanned

British  
/ ʌnˈplænd /

adjective

  1. not planned

    an unplanned baby

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“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.

From MarketWatch

“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.

From MarketWatch

The market has also been roiled by unplanned disruptions at major mines in Indonesia, Chile and Democratic Republic of Congo.

From The Wall Street Journal

The telescope's prowess as a comet hunter was unplanned, but turned out to be an unexpected success.

From Science Daily

They have lower rates of unplanned pregnancy and higher levels of education, on average, than women of older generations.

From Salon