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unplanned

Definition for unplanned

adjective as in not planned

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

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The unplanned part was being added to an Ashes squad that included one specialist spinner in Nathan Lyon.

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Any friction you can create during the shopping process will help you cut down on unplanned spending.

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But today there are more frequent surges in e-commerce package volume, some of them planned—such as Amazon’s Prime Day events—and some unplanned, such as when a skin-care product goes viral on TikTok.

The company said its fourth-quarter is being impacted by recent adverse weather and the unplanned extension of the temporary closure at one of its destinations in Labadee, Haiti.

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

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