Occasion

What do we mean by occasion?

An event or happening, or the time of an event or happening. noun

A significant event, especially a large or important social gathering. noun

A favorable or appropriate time or juncture: synonym: opportunity. noun

A cause of or reason for something: synonym: cause. noun

A need created by a particular circumstance. noun

Personal requirements or necessities. noun

To provide occasion for; cause. transitive verb

(on occasion) From time to time; now and then. idiom

(rise to the occasion) To find the ability to deal with an unexpected challenge. idiom

(take the occasion) To make use of the opportunity (to do something). idiom

To cause incidentally or indirectly; bring about or be the means of bringing about or producing; produce.

To lead or induce by an occasion or opportunity; impel or induce by circumstances; impel; lead.

Synonyms To bring about, give rise to, be the cause of.

An occurrence; an event; an incident; a happening. noun

A special occurrence or happening; a particular time or season, especially one marked by some particular occurrence or juncture of circumstances; instance; time; season. noun

An event which affords a person a reason or motive for doing something or seeking something to be done at a particular time, whether he desires it should be done or not; hence, an opportunity for bringing about a desired result; also, a need; an exigency. noun

Used absolutely, though referring to a particular action. noun

In negative phrases. noun

In the abstract, convenience; opportunity: not referring to a particular act. noun

A favorable opportunity; a convenient or timely chance.

The time when something happens.

An occurrence or state of affairs which causes some event or reaction; a motive or reason.

Something which causes something else; a cause.

An occurrence or incident.

A particular happening; an instance or time when something occurred.

Need; requirement, necessity.

A special event or function.

A reason or excuse; a motive; a persuasion.

1. To meet the challenge of an event; to try extra hard to do a task. 2. To succeed in dealing with a difficult situation. 3. To do what is needed at the time. 4. To get a boner Urban Dictionary

When a non-Asian person's eyes look Asian in a photo because of how they're smiling. Urban Dictionary

The act of coitus with a member of the Asian race, almost always by a non-Asian. Urban Dictionary

The perfect time to give cigars, beer, and zippos to a person of higher authority. Urban Dictionary

This is a phrase I heard in the film "Bridget Jones's baby" meaning… A man who isn't using a condom during sex, preferably with a one-night stand. therefore he's not doing his part taking the necessary precautions one should in a temporary sexual relationship. Urban Dictionary

Having your genitalia and surround area freshly shaved or trimmed, ready for sexual activity. Urban Dictionary

The act of pooping one's pants (sometimes, but not always, accidentally). Urban Dictionary

Seeing Angela. Urban Dictionary

(n) A zit that appears on the skin of a person before a special occasion such as family gatherings, professional photo ops, parties, extravaganzas, dates, and holidays. Urban Dictionary

A Special Naked Occasion is an episode of Sex. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to occasion:
occasion, occision, doccasion, occlusion, moccasin, occasions, occursion, moccason, occasive, ocasio, occasione.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word occasion:
stamp, anniversary, centenary, birthday, stamps, jubilee, munster, coronation, celebration, cork, celebrate, issued, visit, wedding, celebrated, occasions.

Words that rhyme with occasion:
equation, caucasian, abrasion, asian, persuasion, invasion, evasion, suasion, basion, eurasian, malaysian, differential equation, tax evasion, linear equation, wave equation, partial differential equation, personal equation, exponential equation, regression equation, anastasia in, aphasia in, asia in, australasia in, beige in, dysplasia in, eurasia in, euthanasia in, fantasia in, hyperplasia in, malaysia in, minasian.

Adjectives that are often used to describe occasion:
first, present, such, special, particular, former, great, last, previous, only, second, memorable, important, rare, future, certain, solemn, festive, immediate, possible, single, happy, frequent, similar, later, proper, momentous, earlier, historic, subsequent, third, auspicious, suitable, joyous, actual, latter, less, sad, like, interesting, appropriate, grand, extraordinary, formal, joyful, least, melancholy, fitting, ceremonial, gala, famous, fit, slightest, notable, unique, just, fair, favourable, ample, slight, pleasant, favorable, remarkable, convenient, odd, urgent, glorious, mournful.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective occasion:
ally, setting, sensitivity, based, seldom.

Words that sound like occasion:
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