Example and Occasion

Example

Example noun - One of a group or collection that shows what the whole is like.
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Synonyms for Example

Occasion and example are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Occasion" instead a noun "Example".

Occasion

Occasion noun - A particular point at which an event takes place.

Example and occasion are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Example" instead a noun "Occasion".

Nearby Words: occasional, occasionally, occasioned, occasioning, occasionalism

How words are described

known known example known occasion
rare rare example rare occasion
notable notable example notable occasion
particular particular example particular occasion
Other adjectives: better, similar, specific, perfect, real, great, infamous, partial, memorable, famous, possible, hilarious, odd, strange, bizarre, recent, earlier, previous.

Both words in one sentence

  • Doctor Who has experimented with them on occasion; Timothy Dalton's Narrator All Along in The End of Time is an example, but the clearest one is the season-spanning Trial of a Time Lord, where three complete four-part stories were presented as evidence in the Doctor's trial.
  • For example, here's a quick quiz: It's your birthday, and you have told your boyfriend/girlfriend/other loved one exactly what you would like as a present to mark the occasion.
    Source: No Sympathy
  • Cat Girl: An odd verbal example; Kitty Meow often meows like a cat and even purrs on one occasion.
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