Chance and Whenever

Chance

Chance noun - The uncertain course of events.

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

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

Whenever

Definitions of Chance not found.

Chance and whenever are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Chance" instead a noun "Whenever".

Both words in one sentence

  • Literal Metaphor Whenever a metaphor is used in Hamish and Dougal there's a good chance that either someone will take it literally or it was meant literally.
  • Memes / Live-Action TV Whenever there's a game being leaked there's a high chance you'll get that game instead.
  • The Speechless: Gordon Freeman (Yes, that one) never speaks whenever he has the chance and is seen to only write notes to people instead of simply talking.
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