Event

What do we mean by event?

Something that takes place, especially a significant occurrence. synonym: occurrence. noun

A social gathering or activity. noun

A contest in a sports competition, such as a meet. noun

A phenomenon or occurrence located at a single point in space-time, regarded as the fundamental observational entity in relativity theory. noun

A final result; an outcome. noun

(at all events) In any case. idiom

(in any event) In any case. idiom

(in the event) If it should happen; in case. idiom

To come out; break forth.

To bring to pass; execute.

To fan; cool.

That which comes, arrives, or happens; that which falls out; especially, an occurrence of some importance; a distinctly marked incident: as, the succession of events. noun

The consequence of anything; that in which an action, an operation, or a series of operations terminates; the issue; conclusion; end. noun

In public games and sports, each contest or single proceeding in a program or series: as, the events of the day were a bicycle-race, a footrace, high jumps, etc.; the steeplechase was a spirited event. noun

A contingent, probable, or possible happening; a coming to pass; in the theory of probabilities, anything which may or may not be; any general state of things considered as having a probability: as, in the event of his death his interest will lapse. noun

To break forth. transitive verb

That which comes, arrives, or happens; that which falls out; any incident, good or bad. noun

An affair in hand; business; enterprise. noun

The consequence of anything; the issue; conclusion; result; that in which an action, operation, or series of operations, terminates. noun

An occurrence; something that happens.

A prearranged social activity (function, etc.)

One of several contests that combine to make up a competition.

An end result; an outcome (now chiefly in phrases).

A point in spacetime having three spatial coordinates and one temporal coordinate.

A possible action that the user can perform that is monitored by an application or the operating system (event listener). When an event occurs an event handler is called which performs a specific task.

A set of some of the possible outcomes; a subset of the sample space.

An affair in hand; business; enterprise.

An episode of severe health conditions.

Adjective: used to indicate the merit of any happening, most often social functions. Urban Dictionary

Eventing is an equestrian event which comprises dressage, cross-country and show jumping. This event has its roots in a comprehensive cavalry test requiring mastery of several types of riding. Eventing is an equestrian triathlon, in that it combines three different disciplines in one competition set out over one day (one day event) or three days (three day event). Eventing is a kick ass sport!!!! there is nothing else like it!! Urban Dictionary

A discipline of horseback riding that involves three courses. The first is dressage. The second is show jumping. The third is cross country jumping. Most would consider it the hardest English discipline. Eventers are dedicated riders who love horses with all of their heart. They are not perfect riders but they work as hard as possible. They are usually loyal, kind, and caring. Although some get caught up in it and become snobby, rude, and trashy. Urban Dictionary

A ridiculously confusing science fiction drama on NBC about planes disappearing, aliens and assassination attempts. The goal of the show is to constantly keep you thinking, "WHAT THE FUCK?" Urban Dictionary

1. An alternative term for sexual intercourse; The Event is the highest level of enjoyable sexual intercourse, and only performable by members of ERQM&M. 2. A universal term that describes the traditional activites of an Eckum sleepover. 3. An expression used to convey great multitudes of sexiness and/or viciousness possessed by a person. Urban Dictionary

What your company's HR will call direct workers action, such as a strike, to avoid verbiage indicating fault or inciting further "events". A word so intentionally vague it can unironically be used to explain the happenings of varying amplitudes from a staged walkout to a mass shooting. Urban Dictionary

The term used to refer to the Coronavirus pandemic of 2020. The effects of the pandemic coupled with the resulting protests, economic and social impact and international escalation of tensions between countries make it the singular feature of 2020 that will never be forgotten by mankind. The term is used to avoid directly referencing the painful time is was for everyone when trying to make a point without drawing attention to the pandemic itself Urban Dictionary

Harrogate, North Yorkshire, UK slang for the art of bukkake. More specifically, when 8 close friends ejaculate over some hot girl they may, or may not like. Can be used for pleasure or punishment. Urban Dictionary

The power/ easiness/ ability to organise an event Urban Dictionary

The action of going to events, being socially active Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to event:
event, even, vent, evert, evet, evens, avent, evenk, eent, levent, evene, evett.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word event:
canoe, slalom, paralympics, olympics, poker, sprint, wwe, athletics, bout, athletes, competitors, heavyweight, olympic, held, freestyle, relay, wrestling, qualification, organised, summer, marathon, rally, participants, ski, bronze, indoor, qualifying, beijing, arena, qualified, tag, medal, prix, venue, weekend, events.

Words that rhyme with event:
present, content, accent, consent, advent, lament, augment, rent, supplement, intent, descent, represent, circumvent, dissent, extent, prevent, assent, resent, vent, bent, segment, tent, orient, dent, president, lent, indent, repent, cement, relent, ferment, scent, torment, ascent, meant, percent, stent, invent, cent, frequent, ent, discontent, sent, spent, went, kent, pent, malcontent, gent, underwent, convent, ident, reinvent, trent, occident, misrepresent, shent, brent, splent, dente, dement, vice president, ghent, blent, disorient, slent, fent, misspent, tashkent, sente, lente, drent, nonevent, gwent, wendt, sprent, unspent, underrepresent, zent, glent, acute accent, mente, circus tent, line of descent, letter of intent, outspent, portland cement, rubber cement, pup tent, overspent, grave accent, ground rent, broadbent, to that extent, wente, rack rent, to a lesser extent, economic rent, cent-, second advent.

Adjectives that are often used to describe event:
important, great, single, historical, major, particular, traumatic, rare, significant, annual, next, big, unlikely, actual, specific, main, future, past, happy, historic, latter, unexpected, sad, tragic, unique, extraordinary, dramatic, memorable, momentous, stressful, unusual, external, initial, greatest, adverse, remarkable, critical, isolated, interesting, key, decisive, catastrophic, notable, exciting, untoward, unfortunate, day, crucial, strange, terrible, singular, random, melancholy, terminal, outstanding, acute, fatal, biggest, time, sudden, miraculous, unforeseen.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective event:
time, handling, handlers, handler, analysis, types, structure, information, name, data, object, simulation, times, history, management, notification, occurrence, procedure, type, trees, record, memory, listeners, model, logs, models, related, driven, occurrences, recording, date, log, horizon, flag, sequence, perception, sampling, causation, systems, classes, notifications, messages, probabilities, descriptions, histories, calculus, sequences, planning, processing, rate, space, detection, property, representations, methods, scheduling, objects, basis, risk, procedures, marketing, logging, organizers, based, code, list, planners, names, monitoring, managers, reports, package, queue, participants, details, response, structures, categories, particles, rates, notice, identity, series, selection.

Consonant match to event:
avant, avaunt, avent, au vent.

Words that sound like event:
event, events, invent, yvette, avant, ivette, avent, avaunt, evette, levent, vivant, evinced, ivins, iwin, yvonne, ivana, ivanna, ivonne, evened, air vent, yvon, ivona, eivind, yvain, advent, ovett, evento, oven, evan, evans, isn't, ovens, evince, evin, covent, evon, evet, evett, evit, havant, devant, evatt, evins, evitt, erunt, evat, even, avenue, ave, avenge, inventor, evade, ivan, int, isnt, ascent, havent, avenged, assent, evens, haven't, attent, ient, evert, levant, iven, invents, divined, iwn, avenu, avanti, avin, inte, eent, avani, avan, evonne, eventer, avens, avana, devet, even now, even out, lavant, avot, ivans, avons, ivens, evene, aient, avouched, evadne, give vent, avait, avem, inventar, attentat, avans, avat, ayont.