Motives and Occasions

Motives

Definitions of Motives not found.

Occasions and motives are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Occasions" instead a noun "Motives".

Occasions

Occasions noun - Something you have to do.

Motives and occasions are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Motives" instead a noun "Occasions".

Both words in one sentence

  • Evil Counterpart / Video Games On a couple of occasions Wario has actually helped Mario however, both with and without selfish motives.
  • Subverted twice on The Practice: On 2 occasions, one of the attorneys was defending an old friend for making a questionable judgement call, only to find out in private that the defendant had ulterior motives and was just using their friendship to get a good defense.
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