By accident:, Without intention, By all means:, Used to give permission or express strong agreement; "certainly.", By chance:, Without a plan; accidentally or unexpectedly., By means of:, Using a particular method, tool, or process., By virtue of:, Because of or as a result of a specific quality or fact., At a loss:, To be confused or uncertain about what to do or say., At fault:, To be responsible for a mistake or something bad that has happened., At sea:, Confused or lost; not knowing how to proceed with a task., At someone's disposal:, Available for someone to use however they wish., At the end of the day:, Used to summarize a situation or highlight the most important fact after everything has been considered., To a certain degree:, Partly, but not completely., To date:, Up until the present time., To my mind:, In my opinion., To no avail:, Without any success or positive result., To some extent:, Partly; to a limited degree., In advance:, Beforehand., In any case:, Regardless of what happens or what has been said., In the long run:, Over a long period of time; eventually., In the wrong:, Responsible for a mistake or an unjust act., In vain:, Without success or a meaningful result.

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