event [ih-vent] Example Sentences
Main Entry:
event [ih-vent]
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: occurrence, happening
Synonyms: accident, act, action, advent, adventure, affair, appearance, business, calamity, case, catastrophe, celebration, ceremony, chance, circumstance, coincidence, conjuncture, crisis, deed, development, emergency, episode, experience, exploit, fact, function, holiday, incident, juncture, marvel, matter, milestone, miracle, misfortune, mishap, mistake, occasion, occurrence, pass, phase, phenomenon, predicament, proceeding, shift, situation, story, thing*, tide, transaction, triumph, turn, wonder
Main Entry: event
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: performance, competition
Synonyms: bout, contest, game, match, meet, tournament
Main Entry: affair
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: matter or business to be taken care of; happening activity
Synonyms: assignment, avocation, calling, case, circumstance, concern, duty, employment, episode, event, hap, happening, incident, interest, job, mission, obligation, occupation, occurrence, office function, proceeding, profession, project, province, pursuit, question, realm, responsibility, subject, task, thing*, topic, transaction, undertaking
Example Sentences
  • Clumping is a community event and the conversations during the clumping are the glue that keeps us together.
  • But a gold-frosted leaf can turn a simple scoop of ice cream into an event.
  • In choosing what to sponsor, marketing executives often aim to match the event to the image of their brand.
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Main Entry: athletics
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: sports
Synonyms: contest, drill, events, exercises, games, practice, races, recreation, workout
Main Entry: case
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: circumstance, conditions
Synonyms: context, contingency, crisis, dilemma, event, eventuality, fact, incident, occurrence, plight, position, predicament, problem, quandary, situation, state, status
Main Entry: circumstance
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: situation, condition
Synonyms: Moira, accident, action, adjunct, affair, article, case, cause, coincidence, concern, contingency, crisis, destiny, detail, doom, element, episode, event, exigency, fact, factor, fate, feature, fortuity, go, happening, happenstance, incident, intervention, item, juncture, kismet, lot, matter, occasion, occurrence, particular, phase, place, point, portion, proviso, respect, scene, status, stipulation, supervention, thing, time, where it's at
Main Entry: competition
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: contest
Synonyms: antagonism, athletic event, bout, candidacy, championship, clash, concours, contention, controversy, counteraction, do or die, dog eat dog, emulation, encounter, engagement, event, fight, game, go for it, go for the gold, horse race, jungle*, match, matchup, meeting, one on one, one-upping, opposition, pairing off, puzzle, quiz, race, racing, rat race, rivalry, run, sport, strife, striving, struggle, tilt, tournament, trial, tug-of-war, warfare
Notes: competition refers to an abstract quality, whereas competitiveness implies a practical activity whose manifestation can be observed
Main Entry: consequence
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: result, outcome of action
Synonyms: aftereffect, aftermath, bottom line, can of worms, chain reaction, effect, end, event, fallout, follow through, follow-up, issue, outgrowth, payback, reaction, repercussion, sequel, sequence, spin-off, upshot, waves
Antonyms: beginning, cause, commencement, inception, origin, rise, source, start
Main Entry: contingency
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: chance happening; possibility
Synonyms: accident, break, chance, crisis, crossroads, emergency, event, eventuality, exigency, fortuity, happening, if it's cool, incident, juncture, likelihood, occasion, odds, opportunity, pass, pinch, predicament, probability, strait, turning point, uncertainty, zero hour
Antonyms: certainty, definiteness, reality, surety, truth
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