CONCURRENCE | • concurrence n. Agreement; concurring. • concurrence n. An instance of simultaneous occurrence. • CONCURRENCE n. the state of being concurrent, also CONCURRENCY. |
CONCURRENCES | • concurrences n. Plural of concurrence. • CONCURRENCE n. the state of being concurrent, also CONCURRENCY. |
INCURRENCE | • incurrence n. The act of incurring something. • INCURRENCE n. the act of incurring. |
INCURRENCES | • incurrences n. Plural of incurrence. • INCURRENCE n. the act of incurring. |
INTERCURRENCE | • intercurrence n. A passing or running between; occurrence. • INTERCURRENCE n. the state of being intercurrent. |
INTERCURRENCES | • intercurrences n. Plural of intercurrence. • INTERCURRENCE n. the state of being intercurrent. |
NONCONCURRENCE | • nonconcurrence n. Refusal to concur. • NONCONCURRENCE n. lack of concurrence. |
NONCONCURRENCES | • nonconcurrences n. Plural of nonconcurrence. • NONCONCURRENCE n. lack of concurrence. |
NONOCCURRENCE | • nonoccurrence n. Lack of occurrence. • NONOCCURRENCE n. something that is not occurrence. |
NONOCCURRENCES | • nonoccurrences n. Plural of nonoccurrence. • NONOCCURRENCE n. something that is not occurrence. |
OCCURRENCE | • occurrence n. An actual instance when a situation occurs; an event or happening. • occurrence n. (Grammar, semantics) The lexical aspect (aktionsart) of verbs or predicates that change in or over time. • OCCURRENCE n. something that occurs. |
OCCURRENCES | • occurrences n. Plural of occurrence. • OCCURRENCE n. something that occurs. |
RECURRENCE | • recurrence n. Return or reversion to a certain state. • recurrence n. The instance of recurring; frequent occurrence. • recurrence n. A return of symptoms as part of the natural progress of a disease. |
RECURRENCES | • recurrences n. Plural of recurrence. • RECURRENCE n. the act of recurring, also RECURRENCY. |
REOCCURRENCE | • reoccurrence n. Something that takes place again. • REOCCURRENCE n. a repeated occurrence. |
REOCCURRENCES | • reoccurrences n. Plural of reoccurrence. • REOCCURRENCE n. a repeated occurrence. |