Exploit and Occasion

Exploit

Exploit noun - An exciting or noteworthy event that one experiences firsthand.
Usage example: a memoir recounting three decades of exploits as a roving foreign correspondent for TV news

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

Occasion

Occasion noun - Something that happens.
Usage example: weddings are generally happy occasions

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

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

How words are described

known known exploit known occasion
particular particular exploit particular occasion
better better exploit better occasion
similar similar exploit similar occasion
Other adjectives: specific, real, little, infamous, famous, crazy, possible, past, different.

Both words in one sentence

  • On one occasion a fix for an exploit that would allow such "unauthorized" code to run with the use of a specific game ended up opening an exploit that required no game at all.
  • Spiro even admitted to Genghis in one episode that the law he planned to exploit to help his brother with his goal for that episode was one he made up for the occasion.
  • Also Carly could know this already and willing to exploit it as she rarely has qualms about Sam beating Freddie mercilessly on any occasion and the fact that in "ILookalikes" she doesn't bother letting Spencer get beat up and go against his wishes a lot of the time.
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