incidental

Adjective modifier

• other: This could include items such as the estate agents fee if selling, stamp duty and other incidentals.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• include: Quotes given include work incidental to a mortgage of the property where we are simultaneously instructed by the mortgage lender.
• take: Working holidaymakers must only intend to take employment incidental to their holiday and must not work for more than 12 months during their stay.

Modifies a noun

• expense: In addition, all students must cover incidental expenses.
• music: Playing with Time takes a look at the incidental music written for the story by composer Jonathan Gibbs.
• damage: It has been seen that many modern taxes produce various kinds of incidental damage.
• finding: Ethical consideration of incidental findings on adult brain MRI in research.
• remark: Another incidental remark of Engels ' , also connected with the question of the state, deals with religion.
• provision: This site has been funded, in part, from the Parliamentary incidental expenses provision.

Modifying Another Word

• legitimately: The private benefits to the members were legitimately incidental.
• merely: Have any been lost or were they merely incidental to cover the lapse of a year?
• purely: Her metabolic abnormality was purely incidental, detected on " blind routine biochemistry " .
• reasonably: Incidental Stopping for refreshment is thus clearly a purpose reasonably incidental to the use of a way and therefore not illegal.
• almost: The guitar here is almost incidental to what's going on, which is something I never expected to feel about a Verlaine performance!
• largely: In fact, although the AfH approach uses sustainable material and renewable energy, its inherent ' greenness ' is largely incidental.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Thorpe won two gold medals but on a quite extraordinary evening, that seemed merely incidental.
• regard: When alcohol arises as an issue in civil litigation it is usually regarded as incidental to a legal problem rather than central to it.
• become: Kicking the Moon draws the audience into their bizarre and quirky world, where impressive acrobatic and juggling skills become almost incidental.
• remain: It is strange that in our world so few of these meetings take place and when they do, they remain so incidental.
• include: The paper does not describe all the business written by Marine underwriters as this includes Incidental Non- Marine.