accidentallike

Definition

Sarcastically describing something deliberately done while pretending it was accidental. The verbal equivalent of air quotes around the word "accident," often used to imply suspicious circumstances.

Example Usage

The competitor's servers went down right before our product launch, accidentallike.

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