Modifies a noun

• disclosure: These women are is associated with commonly referred to of inadvertent disclosure.

• omission: He will be pleased to remedy any inadvertent omissions and, of course, errors.

• error: The reaction on the part of BCMS to an inadvertent error on my part frankly leaves me feeling sick.

• breach: That constituted an inadvertent breach of his personal license conditions.

• injection: The inadvertent injection of drugs into the arterial circulation may result in vascular spasm with loss of tissue due to anoxia.

• exposure: It is the responsibility of the LA to ensure suitable measures are in place for visiting staff to protect against inadvertent exposure.

Modifying Another Word

• however: Is anyone being disadvantaged, through exclusion, however inadvertent?

• even: They know it focuses your mind on the costs of doing some damage, even inadvertent damage.

• perhaps: But in the field, nothing much happened beyond wishful thinking, contaminant dilution and perhaps inadvertent nutrient addition.

• tho: For low-income couples with children the effect is direct, tho inadvertent.

• not: It's this sort of cavalier attitude that needs addressing, not inadvertent speeding.

Used with adjective complement

• prevent: Thus preventing inadvertent restarting of the machine should an accident have occurred.

• avoid: The compass stays out nonetheless, to avoid inadvertent straying onto the ridge connecting with Ben More Assynt.