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occasion noun advent, affair, chance, conjuncture, episode, event, experience, happening, incident, instance, juncture, moment, occurrence, opening, point, situation, suitable time, tempus, time occasion verb breed, bring about, cause, create, effect, generate, give cause for, induce, make, produce, provoke See also: access, avail, cause, chance, create, day in court, engender, entail, event, evoke, experience, fitness, fortuity, generate, happening, incident, inspire, occurrence, opening, opportunity, particular, point, prompt, provoke, qualification How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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She is a brilliant, intuitive doctor-in-training who rises to the occasion. Nadira rises to the occasion, pushing forward with the immigration lawyer, discovering discrepancies in the government's case against her father, pleading with the judge, never giving up. Not only because he has faced all these adversities, these opponents, these obstacles, but when he has a defeat, he always comes back and rises to the occasion. |
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