The meaning of Indirectly

adverb

By chance; inadvertently.

Usage examples:

His gun went off accidentally

Without intention; in an unintentional manner

adverb

By chance or by mistake

Usage examples:

I accidentally knocked a glass over.

adverb

At the same time; simultaneously.

Usage examples:

This may impact absorption of concomitantly administered oral medications

adverb

At the same time

Usage examples:

Traffic has increased by 57 per cent over the last 10 years, and air pollution has grown concomitan…

adverb

As a result

Usage examples:

They were given no training or instructions and consequentially made a mess of the job., these pota…

adverb

In a way that depends on something else in the future in order to happen

Usage examples:

If they default on their debt, our firm will become contingently liable., she argues that parents s…

adverb

Used to add a further comment or a remark unconnected to the current subject; by the way.

Usage examples:

Incidentally, it was many months before the whole truth was discovered

adverb

Used about something that is connected to the main subject but is not as important

Usage examples:

“ain’t” was mentioned only incidentally in an article about nonstandard words., incidentally, she w…

adjective

Previously owned by someone else

Usage examples:

Second-hand cars/goods/market, we bought it second-hand from a mercedes dealer.

adverb

As a secondary or less important factor.

Usage examples:

Through trade, and perhaps secondarily through publishing, he was very wealthy

adverb

In a way that is less important than something else

Usage examples:

For these companies, energy conservation is primarily about saving money and only secondarily about…