Occasion and Spring

Occasion

Occasion noun - Someone or something responsible for a result.

Usage example: the missing money proved to be the occasion of much strife between the two brothers

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Spring and occasion are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Spring" instead the word "Occasion" as a noun or a verb.

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

Spring noun - An act of leaping into the air.

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Occasion and spring are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Occasion" instead the word "Spring" as a noun or a verb.

rare	rare occasion	rare spring
particular	particular occasion	particular spring
similar	similar occasion	similar spring
natural	natural occasion	natural spring
Other adjectives: single, real, famous, justifiable, strange, last, different, several, previous.

On the other hand, he's been very generous to him on occasion; he paid his mother's medical bills, and in the final episode, upgraded his airline ticket to first-class and gave him his spring bonus.

Source: Nice to the Waiter
Kondo willingly subjects himself to it on one occasion when Otae suggests the aforementioned "Spring onion up the butt" remedy for his influenza.

Source: Ass Shove
It premiered in the West End in the Spring of 2011, and has since toured in North America on occasion.The Wizard of Oz provides examples of: Adaptation Expansion: Several new songs are added, including ones by Professor Marvel and the Wicked Witch.

Source: Theatre / The Wizard of Oz

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