Chance and Intermission

Chance

Chance noun - The uncertain course of events.

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Intermission and chance are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Intermission" instead a noun "Chance".

Nearby Words: chancy, chanced, chancery, chanceful, chancing

Intermission noun - A break in continuity.

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Chance and intermission are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chance" instead a noun "Intermission".

brief	brief chance	brief intermission
complete	complete chance	complete intermission
single	single chance	single intermission
real	real chance	real intermission
Other adjectives: final, extra.

Brian: Well, looks like an intermission, a chance to stretch the old legs.

Source: Intermission
They were also used to signal an intermission in movies, a period of nothing but a Title Card and some jaunty music, as a chance to use the restroom or buy concessions, lasting typically between ten and fifteen minutes.

Source: Title Card

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