incidental in Finnish
incidental in Finnish is epäolennainen, satunnainen, tuleva — incidental means happening as a minor accompaniment to something else, rather than as the main point.
incidental in Finnish
What does "incidental" mean?
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adjective Happening as a minor accompaniment to something else, rather than as the main point.
"The film's soundtrack is incidental music, meant to support the scenes rather than stand out."
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noun A minor item or expense, not itemised individually.
"The budget included $200 for incidentals like snacks and parking."
incidental in a sentence
- The film's soundtrack is incidental music, meant to support the scenes rather than stand out.
- Any profit was incidental to the charity's main goal.
- The budget included $200 for incidentals like snacks and parking.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "incidental" in Finnish?
"incidental" in Finnish is epäolennainen, satunnainen, tuleva. incidental means: Happening as a minor accompaniment to something else, rather than as the main point.
How do you use "incidental" in a sentence?
Example: "The film's soundtrack is incidental music, meant to support the scenes rather than stand out." In Finnish, "incidental" is epäolennainen, satunnainen, tuleva.
Are there other ways to say "incidental" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 5 translations listed for "incidental": epäolennainen, satunnainen, tuleva, sattuma, sivuseikka.