unforced

/ ʌnˈfɔːst /

adjective

1. not forced or having been forced

   unforced errors

Example Sentences

And Wane, now in his fourth year as England head coach, suggested that his team will need to cut out unforced errors to compete with world champions Australia in the future.

From BBC

But nerves are jangling inside Labour because of what many see as unforced errors.

From BBC

Sramkova, number 136 in the world, fired long for a 39th unforced error of the match to hand the Briton her landmark victory on the first of two championship points.

From BBC

Her easy power was on show against Navarro - she hit 34 winners to the American's 13 - but she also made the same amount of unforced errors.

From BBC

Aside from those issues, Gauff finished with a total of 60 unforced errors — a whopping 29 on her forehand side, the biggest weakness in her game.

From Los Angeles Times