undesigned

Many a falsehood is not an intentional lie, but an undesigned inaccuracy.

No student of the Apocalypse will imagine that they are accidental or undesigned.

It is a coincidence which must almost certainly be ‘undesigned.’

She is a flatterer in all her ways; and so much the worse, because undesigned.

But no self-introduction could be more modest or undesigned.

This undesigned, stealthy caress was the only one in which they indulged.

Miss Minerva understood that sudden pause—the undesigned allusion to Carmina's guiltless knowledge of her feeling towards Ovid.

Yet resemblances are sometimes so very striking, that it requires faith in a reader to admit they were undesigned.

Finally, the differences between Paul and Luke are overbalanced by the striking and undesigned agreements.

The actors saw their way to pointing a caricature, undesigned by me, by shifting the rle of Don Adone from one player to another.