Plural: accidents
Logic, non-essential; attribute not included in definition.
ETYM French accident, from Latin accidens, -dentis, p. pr. of accidere to happen; ad + cadere to fall. Related to Cadence, Case.
1. A mishap; especially one causing injury or death.
2. Anything that happens by chance without an apparent cause; SYN. fortuity, chance event.
chance event · fortuity
access provider · access road · access time · access to archives · access to a stadium · accidence · accident · accidental · Accident befell him. · Accident disabled him.
1. Ono što je uzgredno, slučajno, nebitno.
2. Nezgoda, incident.
Greška.
Nezgoda, peh.
access to a stadium · accidence · accident · accidental · Accident befell him. · Accident disabled him. · accident insurance · accident on take-of
accidence · accident · accidental · Accident befell him. · Accident disabled him. · accident insurance · accident on take-of · accidious · accinge
Plural: accident insurances
Insurance against loss through accidental bodily injury to the insured.
accidental · Accident befell him. · Accident disabled him. · accident insurance · accident on take-of · accidious · accinge · Accipiter · accipitral
Plural: accident on take-ofs
Accident befell him. · Accident disabled him. · accident insurance · accident on take-of · accidious · accinge · Accipiter · accipitral · accipitrine