coincidentally

Antonyms for coincidentally

Word Origin & History

1837, from coincidental + -ly (2).

Coincidentally appears something else that may overthrow it later.

Coincidentally was the announcement that she was going in for light opera.

Coincidentally, unobserved but observant, Barouffski was also passing that way.

Coincidentally the political power of the Sumerians came to an end.

For, coincidentally with the development of the shack, the builders became something more than partners.

Coincidentally, Marjorie, quite baresark, laid hands upon the largest stick within reach and fell upon Penrod with blind fury.

The mother was living and said to be normal, while a brother was coincidentally insane, with a recoverable psychosis.

It seemed that coincidentally with another shot the Eagle suddenly jumped miles high into the sky.

Coincidentally with his entrance five people who had been at work in the office, under Sheridan's direction, walked out.

She is glad that Simon, who coincidentally shares the name of her favorite saint, is alive, too.