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View definitions for on occasion

on occasion

adverb as in at times

adverb as in intermittently

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Trump's speech made it clear, as well, that the expanding circle of people whose Americanness he denies now includes white people who oppose him, or even just dare tell the truth on occasion about him.

From Salon

Several individuals familiar with The Times’ board say that Soon-Shiong has intervened only on occasion, including in the 2020 presidential primary season, when he decided that The Times should not name a favorite.

Ideally, she said appointments would be every four weeks, but on occasion she’s had to wait as long as 12 weeks for injections which need to be carried out in hospital.

From BBC

“Coach Madden would get a text on occasion from the broadcasters, and they’d want to know what screen they were on,” Mattos said.

Education has always been a non-negotiable and the family have "had to say no to football" on occasion.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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