Coincidental
Coincidental adjective - Existing or occurring at the same period of time.
Native is an antonym for coincidental.
Native
Native adjective - Being a part of the innermost nature of a person or thing.
Usage example: a native energy and ambition that would allow him to rise above his humble beginnings
Coincidental is an antonym for native.
Both words in one sentence
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However, since the character's existence is basically one big Throw It In, much of this may be coincidental, and his Native-ness is never particularly emphasized.
Source: Magical Native American -
Graves was a native of Minnesota, which may or may not be coincidental to his many appearances in movies mocked by Mystery Science Theater 3000.
Source: Creator / Peter Graves - What's interesting about this April Fools' Day prank (which may or may not be coincidental and/or foreshadowing) is that it promised "native client support for Linux", which did eventually get added to the game (at least on Ubuntu).
Source: April Fools' Day
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