Occurrence and Trial

Occurrence

Occurrence noun - Something that happens.

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Trial and occurrence are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trial" instead a noun "Occurrence".

Nearby Words: occur, occurring, occurence

Trial noun - A test of faith, patience, or strength.

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Occurrence and trial are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Occurrence" instead a noun "Trial".

Nearby Word: triable

similar	similar occurrence	similar trial
single	single occurrence	single trial
actual	actual occurrence	actual trial
real	real occurrence	real trial
Other adjectives: constant, infamous, famous, supernatural, new, major, inevitable, next, last, previous.

The most blatant occurrence is during the show's very first trial which happens on a cliff edge and in the forest below.

Source: Hammerspace
These battles usually end with the Cadet's Mech disabled (achieving three kills is a rare occurrence and the Trial goes until the Cadet is unable to fight on) and in many cases the cadet and/or the opponent(s) dies, and no one cares.

Source: Initiation Ceremony
A rare serious occurrence in Medium when Allison helps with jury selection for a trial, using her psychic talents to figure out who the prosecution should try to get on the jury even if their files suggest they're not the types of people who would give them what they want; namely, the death penalty.

Source: Indulgent Fantasy Segue

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