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advertent

[ad-vur-tnt] / ædˈvɜr tnt /




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“We don’t want to have the door open that they can go see advertent nudity and sexual acts or the depiction of sexual acts,” said Republican Sen. Becky Massey.

From Washington Times

Federal prison authorities, he said, “would have very, very substantial concerns about that because of the risk of either advertent or inadvertent disruption of the IV lines.”

From New York Times

The next morning Evelyn appears cold and still in her bed, as Stella realizes that she has become an inadvertent — or perhaps advertent? — murderer.

From Washington Post

And it’s very dark, so inadvertent — or advertent — touching just might occur.

From Seattle Times

Thirty-five years later, it is possible to see Micheaux as a central figure in American culture and, advertent or not, one of the great innovators in American cinema.

From New York Times