Occasions and Problems

Occasions

Occasions noun - Something you have to do.

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

Problems

Definitions of Occasions not found.

Occasions and problems are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Occasions" instead a noun "Problems".

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Instead, he was more of a subplot on both of occasions and caused a lot of problems that weren't directly connected to the main mystery but did influence things.
  • However, sometimes she takes matters into her own hands and solves problems when even Arnold can't; such as repairing the underground subway's wiring or stealing a bulldozer (on two occasions).
  • Literature / Star Trek: Stargazer Call Forward: On several occasions Dr Grayhorse complains that he's not qualified to deal with psychiatric problems, and the ship really needs a trained counselor.
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