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occasion

[uh-key-zhuhn] / əˈkeɪ ʒən /






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Sometimes these big royal occasions can be restorative, a reminder of what the Royal Family does well.

From BBC

Often, she has to listen to the most outlandish conspiracy theories and, on one occasion, she recalls being verbally abused.

From BBC

Meanwhile, England found themselves deep in Ireland's 22 on multiple occasions but lacked any clinical edge, making 14 handling errors in the game.

From BBC

Wales made shocking starts in the opening two games but ensured that was not the case on this occasion.

From BBC

Mourning ceremonies—traditionally solemn events held 40 days after someone’s death—have become occasions for Iranians to celebrate the sacrifice of their loved ones and reject the Islamic Republic.

From The Wall Street Journal




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