Beginnings
Occasions and beginnings are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Occasions" instead a noun "Beginnings".
Occasions
Occasions noun - Something you have to do.
Beginnings and occasions are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Beginnings" instead a noun "Occasions".
Both words in one sentence
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Tightrope Walking: The thief gets a chance to demonstrate his balance on numerous occasions: from the humble beginnings of shuffling over a tree branch, to creeping around on tightropes twenty feet above the head of a demon wizard.
Source: Video Game / Quest for Glory -
The thief in Quest for Glory gets a chance to demonstrate his balance on numerous occasions: from the humble beginnings of shuffling over a tree branch, to creeping around on tightropes twenty feet above the head of a demon wizard.
Source: Tightrope Walking
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