In and out
Occasional and in and out are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Occasional" instead an adjective phrase "In and out".
Occasional
Occasional adjective - Lacking in steadiness or regularity of occurrence.
In and out and occasional are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In and out" instead an adjective "Occasional".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Bob working at Globocide, Milo, Biff and Chip getting mocked by the popular people, and Pickles stumbling in and out of intoxication and the occasional lusting over of her husband.
Source: Western Animation / The Oblongs -
Sibling Yin-Yang: Both in and out of the ring, Shane is the more level-headed businessman to Stephanie's spotlight-loving occasional Yandere.
Source: Wrestling / Shane McMahon - There are also occasional exceptions to this rule, such as the Huntress (who moves in and out of Batman's orbit, and isn't happy about being defined in such terms).
Source: Never Be a Hero
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