By accident
For some reason and by accident are semantically related. In some cases you can use "For some reason" instead an adverb phrase "By accident".
For some reason
By accident and for some reason are semantically related. You can use "By accident" instead an adverb phrase "For some reason".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- auspiciously and by accident
- auspiciously and for some reason
- by chance and by accident
- by chance and for some reason
- accidentally and by accident
- accidentally and for some reason
- unexpectedly and by accident
- unexpectedly and for some reason
- opportunely and by accident
- opportunely and for some reason
- fortunately and by accident
- fortunately and for some reason
- fortuitously and by accident
- fortuitously and for some reason
Both terms in one sentence
- Jack had also weakened Wilhelm with poison beforehand so that he would go down easier, but any indication of this was left out of the game for some reason, possibly by accident.
Source: Anti-Climax Boss -
Ashok ends up getting chosen by accident - he was cleaning up the mess left behind from the last batch of unworthy would-be wielders, moved the sword to get to some blood that had fallen behind it, and was declared worthy for some reason.
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