Vocabulary
Occurrence
English and Urdu gloss, synonyms and antonyms, and example usage from our editorial sentence cache where available.
English meaning
an incident or event.
Example sentences (from Dawn)
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While such detentions are a frequent occurrence, this time the suffering has been far worse.After the May flare-up between Pakistan and India, the detained fishermen became easy targets for vengeance punished merely for their nationality.
Dawn Editorials —
Victims of vengeance
— 2025-10-15
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Kirk`s death has stunned many in the US, which is rather surprising because political and gun violence is now a frequent occurrence in the country.
Dawn Editorials —
A killing in US
— 2025-09-13
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This problem is aggravated by the high occurrence rate of cousin marriages in Pakistan.
Dawn Editorials —
NCDs in Pakistan
— 2025-05-02
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The growing occurrence of heat domes, in which high pressure systems trap warm air, enhances seasonal transitions.
Dawn Editorials —
Stolen spring
— 2025-03-22
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In technical lingo, it is a `tail-end` event, with a minor probability of occurrence.
Dawn Editorials —
DeepSeek, black swans & markets
— 2025-02-05
Curator example
“vandalism used to be a rare occurrence”
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