Occurence means Misspelling of occurrence. This page lists 6 example sentences from real texts.

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Occurence meaning

Misspelling of occurrence.

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And in a rare occurence, Bernard Keane is told he hasn't been quite hard enough on the conservatives and big banks.

According to renowned physicist Stephen Hawking, there was nothing before the occurence of the Big Bang.

There have been reports of newly wedded couple's dying from horrific accidents shortly after their nuptials, but this case is a rare occurence.

The transboundary haze is a yearly occurence, this year worsened by the El Nino weather pattern that has left the region almost dry for several months.

History and context are relative to every single occurence on the world stage.

The Ministry of Tourism at the beginning of this year had intended to revive the about four year old project but the sudden occurence of the pandemic posed a hurdle in making progress in the project.

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How do you use "occurence" in a sentence?
An example: "And in a rare occurence, Bernard Keane is told he hasn't been quite hard enough on the conservatives and big banks." This page contains 6 example sentences with the word "occurence" from real English texts.
What does "occurence" mean?
Occurence means: Misspelling of occurrence.
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