everyday event
collocation in Englishmeaningsofeverydayandevent
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everyday
adjective
uk/ˈev.ri.deɪ/us/ˈev.ri.deɪ/
ordinary, typical, ...
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event
noun[C]
uk/ɪˈvent/us/ɪˈvent/
anything that happens, especially something important ...
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(Definition ofeverydayandeventfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesofeveryday event
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This is not aneverydayevent, to put it mildly.
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There is a danger of regarding such motions as aneverydayevent.
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I repeat that it is not, perhaps, aneverydayevent.
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Marriage breakdown, quite simply, despite all its traumas and financial hardship, is now aneverydayevent.
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Those are aneverydayeventin the centre of our capital city.
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In 1938 licensing of trade marks was relatively new, but now it is aneverydayevent.
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Recoil is a name given for conservation of momentum as it generally applies to aneverydayevent.
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In particular, we were unable to connect sunspot ideas with everyday events in financial markets, like excessive volatility in exchange rates and asset prices.
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Of course, we forget information from emotional events as well as everyday events.
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Intriguingly, this is the same developmental pattern that emerges from children's memories of everyday events discussed earlier.
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Experience would include, for present purposes, descriptions and reflections on everyday events and interactions and their impact on physical and mental health.
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People with high vulnerability would have correspondingly low thresholds, and everyday events could be traumatic.
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Thus, a common finding in both laboratory and naturalistic studies is that the central facts of highly arousing events can be more memorable than everyday events.
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It also prevents you joining in with many everyday events because of your special needs.
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Those were not rare occurrences; they were everyday events for the people of that region, as they had been for some considerable time.
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But for everyday events we can work with a good deal lower light, and the new cameras will help us in that respect.
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It makes you feel older than you think when you realise that the everyday events of your boyhood are now part of historical exhibits.
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