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coincidence
noun as in agreement; coexistence
noun as in accidental happening
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Example Sentences
“We started talking ‘Scarecrow,’ and as pure coincidence, he said, ‘Oh, I just learned the banjo and the dobro,’” Murdy says.
The White House insisted the timing was merely a coincidence and the display was to honor Karol Nawrocki, the far-right Polish president who was visiting Wednesday.
“It was either Gizmo, or a whole lot of weird coincidences,” she wrote in the post.
It has, therefore, been far from a coincidence that Newcastle have gone back in for a proven Premier League player like Wissa.
The timing of the first of several recent anti-gentrification protests in Mexico City was no coincidence - 4 July, US Independence Day.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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