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   Un·forced er·ror

   noun

   • 1. (in sports, especially tennis) a mistake in play that is attributed to one's own failure rather than to the skill or effort of one's opponent: "she made 88 unforced errors, including a double fault on match point"
   • ▪ a careless or foolish mistake: "how can he portray himself as a leader-in-waiting when he makes that sort of unforced error?"

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