undeliberate

But it comes after Mr Hancock was ruled to have committed a “minor” but undeliberate breach of the ministerial code by failing to declare that a family firm in which he held shares won an NHS contract, following a probe by the Prime Minister’s ethics adviser.

Undeliberate, un-dē-lib′ėr-āt, adj. not deliberate.

The process of evolution was necessarily unconscious and undeliberate.

But throughout their undeliberate deliberations they were conscious of a great, though tardy, triumph: now at last the enemies of Adolf Hitler were uniting.

Though the river may flow on forever, oblivious to the men that come and go along its shores, yet the passing generations may transform this undeliberate Page 332 flowing into the power that yields them clothing, machinery, and transportation.