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casually

adverb as in accidentally

adverb as in incidentally

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When schools closed, parents I knew casually on the sidelines were the ones who fielded my middle-of-the-night panic texts.

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When Fox News figures casually invoke mass violence, whether through forced lethal injections or bombing international institutions, it’s not just reckless rhetoric.

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Bridget Derraugh, Stringer’s girlfriend of nearly two years, was casually scrolling on Hinge in spring 2024 when she stumbled across a ceramicist whose work looked familiar.

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Previously, she had integrated spatial vocabulary casually into classroom by reminding children to put a basket “on” a shelf or to put their hands “behind” their back.

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He rolled down his truck window one afternoon, and when I casually mentioned how fast summer had gone, he hit me with his gut-punching verdict: I had officially entered old age.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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