Synonyms for inadvertently
in·ad·ver·tent·ly

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1. unwittingly, inadvertently, unknowinglyadverb

   without knowledge or intention

   "he unwittingly deleted the references"

   Synonyms:
   unknowingly, unwittingly

   Antonyms:
   mindfully, advertently, heedfully

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1. inadvertentlyadjective

   Synonyms:
   thoughtlessly, inconsiderately, carelessly, heedlessly, negligently, in an unguarded moment

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1. List of paraphrases for "inadvertently":

   unintentionally, unwittingly, accidentally, involuntarily, mistakenly, unknowingly

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1. Tony Herbert:

   It is important for any mayor, where reasonable and safe to do so, to find out first-hand about the state of their city, however, I realize that I had inadvertently breached the new laws to keep the community safe. I am genuinely sorry for my actions.

2. Bernie Sanders:

   I do not want us to in any way inadvertently allow people who wish us harm to come into our country.

3. The Twitter CEO:

   Despite the success we are seeing with our use of algorithms to combat abuse, manipulation, and bad faith actors, we recognize that even a model created without deliberate bias may nevertheless result in biased outcomes, bias can happen inadvertently due to many factors, such as the quality of the data used to train our models. In addition to ensuring that we are not deliberately biasing the algorithms, it is our responsibility to understand, measure, and reduce these accidental biases. This is an extremely complex challenge in our industry, and algorithmic fairness and fair machine learning are active and substantial research topics in the machine learning community.

4. Robert Postings:

   Facebook, in their desire to connect as many people as possible have inadvertently created a system which helps connect extremists and terrorists.

5. Will Walden:

   It’s a mess, it’s probably bad for democracy, but inadvertently good for the PM.