Synonyms for occurrence
əˈkɜr əns, əˈkʌr-oc·cur·rence

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1. occurrence

   A circumstance (Latin circum, around, and sto, stand), is something existing or occurring in connection with or relation to some other fact or event, modifying or throwing light upon the principal matter without affecting its essential character; an accompaniment is something that unites with the principal matter, tho not necessary to it; as, the piano accompaniment to a song; a concomitant goes with a thing in natural connection, but in a subordinate capacity, or perhaps in contrast; as, cheerfulness is a concomitant of virtue. A circumstance is not strictly, nor usually, an occasion, condition, effect, or result. (See these words under CAUSE.) Nor is the circumstance properly an incident. (See under ACCIDENT.) We say, "My decision will depend upon circumstances" — not "upon incidents." That a man wore a blue necktie would not probably be the cause, occasion, condition, or concomitant of his committing murder; but it might be a very important circumstance in identifying him as the murderer. All the circumstances make up the situation. A certain disease is the cause of a man's death; his suffering is an incident; that he is in his own home, that he has good medical attendance, careful nursing, etc., are consolatory circumstances. With the same idea of subordination, we often say, "This is not a circumstance to that." So a person is said to be in easy circumstances. Compare EVENT.

   Synonyms:
   accompaniment, circumstance, concomitant, detail, event, fact, feature, incident, item, particular, point, position, situation

   Preposition:
   "Mere situation is expressed by 'in the circumstances'; action affected is performed 'under the circumstances.'" [Murray's "New English Dictionary"]

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1. occurrence

   Synonyms:
   event, affair, incident, transaction, adventure

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1. happening, occurrence, occurrent, natural eventnoun

   an event that happens

   Synonyms:
   happening, natural event, occurrent

2. occurrencenoun

   an instance of something occurring

   "a disease of frequent occurrence"; "the occurrence (or presence) of life on other planets"

   Synonyms:
   happening, natural event, occurrent

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1. tolerating

   it means putting up in a kind way with someone or something.

   Submitted by rinat on August 15, 2019  

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1. occurrencenoun

   Synonyms:
   incident, event, accident, casualty, adventure, affair, transaction, proceeding

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1. List of paraphrases for "occurrence":

   presence, emergence, event, incidence, frequency, incident, appearance, onset, phenomenon, attendee, existence, case, occurrences, accident, distribution

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1. Stephen Sebuuma:

   We have written complaints, people have gotten OBs (Occurrence Book reports) from police. So many of them, and police even sometimes chase us, saying 'we are tired of you'.

2. Bindiya Vakil:

   In a year in which the global supply chain already has several triggers of disruptions, the high occurrence of fires in factories exacerbated the overall situation, a fire at one supplier can affect many industries.

3. Sari Kaufman:

   We have to recognize that whoever was on campus that day, no matter where you were, it might not have been as bad as other people, but you still went through a really hard occurrence.

4. Mike Sanchez:

   Our office here in Norwalk has been open since February 3 for early( early) voting and we have not experienced any regular occurrence or disruption related to jams on the Ballot Marking Devices. This further indicates and validates that the modification and enhancements implemented during testing and certification have been effective.

5. Jason Johnson:

   It seems like it's a very common occurrence where this happens, when really it's very rare, so, therefore, having fear of it probably isn't reasonable.