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So the regular construction would be "accidentally". On the other hand, Middle English used "accidentlych" as an adverb, and this would produce "accidently" in modern English.

accidentlyaccidentally accidentlyaccidentally.

accidentlyaccidentallyaccidentlyaccidentallyaccidentally adv. accidentally .

True, accidentally is the correct spelling. The latter one is also accepted but I don't think it's widely accepted in formal writing. Dumbtionary (a dictionary of misspelled words) explains it: The word listed.

accidentally I accidentally broke a glass. incidentally .

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accidentlybyaccidentaccidentlyby accident1. * accidentally.

Where? In UK usage, "sleep in" commonly means accidentally and "oversleep" is rare. In the US, "oversleep" is more common for both accidental and deliberate. If a British person slept.