different occasion

collocation in English

meaningsofdifferentandoccasion

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different
adjective
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/ˈdɪf.ər.ənt/us
/ˈdɪf.ɚ.ənt/
not ...
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occasion
noun[C]
uk
/əˈkeɪ.ʒən/us
/əˈkeɪ.ʒən/
a particular time, especially when something happens or ...
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(Definition ofdifferentandoccasionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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In view of the shortage of time perhaps we can follow this up on adifferentoccasion.
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We ought to try to find adifferentoccasionto debate this matter, because this is not the moment to debate it.
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Some might prefer to write with their concerns, or seek a private talk with the inspector after the meeting or on adifferentoccasion.
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I find myself rather like a rotten penny which has turned up again on adifferentoccasion.
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He might have prepared it for a verydifferentoccasion.
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If he does not, he will have to find adifferentoccasionon which to raise the matter.
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The principal point of his argument has been that this is yet anotherdifferentoccasion.
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The great difficulty is, just what is a "differentoccasion".
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Perhaps we may reserve that matter to adifferentoccasion.
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I think for me to answer him would call for adifferentoccasion.
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However, it would have been appropriate to use adifferentoccasionfor putting questions.
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There would no doubt be a number of different circumstances for eachdifferentoccasion.
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It was adifferentoccasionin respect of a different point.
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His speech must have been addressed to a different audience on adifferentoccasion.
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How much is the separation in time which makes adifferentoccasion?
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Of course, what is a "differentoccasion" is a question of fact, not law.
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It is a point with which we can deal on adifferentoccasion.
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But the present is a somewhatdifferentoccasion.
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I shall not name them today, but may go into a different mode on adifferentoccasion.
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Then, for some reason or other, the engagement was cancelled, but perhaps that may have been on adifferentoccasion.
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