Circumstance
Circumstance noun - A state or end that seemingly has been decided beforehand.
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Synonyms for Circumstance
Doing and circumstance are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Doing" instead a noun "Circumstance".
Doing
Doing noun - Something done by someone.
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Synonyms for Doing
Circumstance and doing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Circumstance" instead a noun "Doing".
Nearby Word: do
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Related pairs
- experience and circumstance
- experience and doing
- undertaking and circumstance
- undertaking and doing
- business and circumstance
- business and doing
- action and circumstance
- action and doing
- thing and circumstance
- thing and doing
- event and circumstance
- event and doing
- matter and circumstance
- matter and doing
Both words in one sentence
- They usually tended to blow up in his face by his own doing or some other circumstance.
Source: Series / City Guys - After she catches Chris Cook spying on her, she starts using just her arm, and is seen doing the same in a different circumstance.
Source: Series / Too Many Cooks -
Even so, he was doing well fighting a small army of goons under that circumstance to the point when he got his legs free, the crooks know they were now really in trouble.
Source: With My Hands Tied
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