Synonyms for unintended
un·in·tend·ed

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1. unintendedadjective

   Antonyms:
   intended

2. unintendedadjective

   Antonyms:
   intended

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1. unintendedadjective

   not deliberate

   Antonyms:
   knowing, witting, well-intentioned, intended, deliberate, well-meant, calculated, conscious, well-meaning, intentional, measured

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1. List of paraphrases for "unintended":

   unintentional, unwanted, involuntary, unforeseen, unexpected, unanticipated, accidental, unplanned, inadvertent, non-intentional, undesired, undesirable, adventitious, un-intentional, unwitting, unscheduled, contingencies

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1. Michael Bloomberg:

   I defended it, looking back, for too long because I didn't understand then the unintended pain it was causing to young black and brown families and their kids, i should have acted sooner and faster to stop it. I didn't, and for that I apologize.

2. Michael Mabry:

   There are unintended consequences when you make a blanket statement of $15 an hour.

3. James Essig:

   There's just one common theme I want to get out there that's a recurring theme that keeps happening, and it has to stop throughout New York City, that's gang members, that's guns -- multiple guns on the scene -- scooters being used, masks, and lastly unintended targets getting hit. This is unacceptable in our streets in New York City and it has to stop.

4. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov:

   Our presidents discussed it, I discussed it with Secretary( John) Kerry, both sides agreed to cooperate to avoid unintended incidents.

5. Daisy Zamora:

   The gaps are whether the cholesterol-lowering effects of replacing saturated fats with liquid vegetable oils rich in linoleic acid actually translates to improved heart health and whether unintended consequences of relatively high intakes exist.