Incidents
Narratives and incidents are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Narratives" instead a noun "Incidents".
Narratives
Incidents and narratives are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Incidents" instead a noun "Narratives".
Both words in one sentence
- When people like Sir Thomas Malory were compiling single narratives out of the many legends, these incidents were relegated to his younger days.
- Watson liberally sprinkles various Noodle Incidents in his narratives of Holmes's cases.
Source: Noodle Incident / Literature
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