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in·tend·ed  (n-tndd)
adj.
1. Deliberate; intentional: "The only option is whether these will be purposeful, intended policies or whether they will be . . . concealed ones" (Daniel Patrick Moynihan).
2. Prospective; future: an intended trip abroad next month.
n. Informal
A person whom one intends to marry; a fiancé or fiancée: our daughter and her intended.
in·tended·ly adv.


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Furthermore, as we mentioned earlier, our review of leadership theories is intendedly only representative, given our purpose and space restrictions.
Integral multidisciplinary leadership learning by Cowan, David A. / Academic Exchange Quarterly
This occurred not only on an individual scale, but sometimes, and not necessarily intendedly, on the scale of an entire people.
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