unmeant

/ (ʌnˈmɛnt) /


adjective
  1. unintentional; accidental

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How to use unmeant in a sentence

  • You get some ladies together and badger them into all sorts of thoughtless, unmeant admissions and call that testimony!

    In the Onyx Lobby | Carolyn Wells
  • They become abetters of this family's sins, apologists for its crimes, magnifiers of its unmeant well-doing.

    In New England Fields and Woods | Rowland E. Robinson
  • Gus had not too much sensitiveness in his character, but this unmeant insult stung him.

    Acton's Feud | Frederick Swainson
  • Many an unmeant melodrama was enacted under the walls of Union in MacKenzie's reign.

  • There was another day of strife, another fight to be waged, one that could not be unmeant or unconscious.

    Second String | Anthony Hope