incidentally in Irish
incidentally in Irish is dála an scéil — incidentally means used to introduce a side remark, loosely connected to what was just said.
incidentally in Irish
dála an scéil
(speech act, conjunctive) Parenthetically, by the way.
What does "incidentally" mean?
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adverb Used to introduce a side remark, loosely connected to what was just said.
"Incidentally, I saw your brother at the gym yesterday."
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adverb As a minor or secondary consequence, rather than the main point.
"The policy was aimed at reducing traffic and, incidentally, cut pollution too."
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incidentally in a sentence
- Incidentally, I saw your brother at the gym yesterday.
- The policy was aimed at reducing traffic and, incidentally, cut pollution too.
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What is "incidentally" in Irish?
"incidentally" in Irish is dála an scéil. incidentally means: Used to introduce a side remark, loosely connected to what was just said.
How do you use "incidentally" in a sentence?
Example: "Incidentally, I saw your brother at the gym yesterday." In Irish, "incidentally" is dála an scéil.
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