1. occurrence

noun. (əˈkɝːəns) An event that happens.
Synonyms
black eye ending concomitant eruption discharge crash reverse bonanza contact godsend error incident contingence gravy movement happening convergence setback reversal periodic event stroke event conclusion irruption eventuality bunce contingency modification success trouble one-off thing failure motion boom burst fate chance event break manna from heaven impinging finish occasion treat episode beginning accident union flare-up striking wonder fire occurrent outbreak interruption change alteration computer error destiny avalanche juncture news event disappearance gold rush fortuity example accompaniment natural event attendant windfall flash marvel sound supervention co-occurrence experience recurrent event blow outburst miracle instance case appearance collapse
Antonyms
failure ending appearance beginning success disappearance
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2. co-occurrence

noun. An event or situation that happens at the same time as or in connection with another.
Synonyms
happening accompaniment attendant natural event occurrence occurrent associate concomitant background
Antonyms
failure ending appearance beginning success

3. co-occurrence

noun. The temporal property of two things happening at the same time.
Synonyms
conjunction simultaneity concurrence overlap concomitance coincidence contemporaneousness unison contemporaneity simultaneousness
Antonyms
separation disagreement competition nonmodern silence

4. occurrence

noun. (əˈkɝːəns) An instance of something occurring.
Synonyms
sympatry presence allopatry
Antonyms
sympatry absence allopatry disrepute
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