Factor and Incident

Factor

Factor noun - A person who acts or does business for another.

Incident and factor are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Incident" instead a noun "Factor".

Incident

Incident noun - Something that happens.

Factor and incident are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Factor" instead a noun "Incident".

How words are described

single single factor single incident
actual actual factor actual incident
real real factor real incident
massive massive factor massive incident
Other adjectives: big, major, minor.

Both words in one sentence

  • Literature / The Reader It also turns out that she hides something important about herself, a factor which would clear her of full responsibility for the incident.
  • Improbable Piloting Skills The errors of the flight crew that triggered the incident were found to be caused by a severe jet lag - a factor whose influence on flight crews was not studied before.
  • Bad Powers, Good People To prevent the nature of this incident from becoming public (and thus, demonizing all mutants irrevocably), he had to be put down by Wolverine, whose healing factor kept him from being vaporized.
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