Object

• loss: We will not, therefore, accept responsibility for any loss occasioned by reliance on the contents hereof.

Converse of object

• celebrate: This was followed by a formal dinner to celebrate the occasion where CWO Callan was seated next to the Air Commodore!

• commemorate: Some of his former pupils are recording a CD to commemorate the occasion.

• mark: To mark the special occasion we were honored by the presence of Queen Victoria herself!

• suit: The priest will adapt the ceremony to suit the occasion.

• recall: Roster interviewed 186 people who were able to recall a recent occasion when they gave someone a present that they clearly didn't like.

• remember: I clearly remember the occasion of the prefects photograph.

Adjective modifier

• rare: You no longer take showers even on the rare occasion there is hot water.

• special: To mark the special occasion we were honored by the presence of Queen Victoria herself!

• numerous: The contract of care was broken on numerous occasions.

• memorable: To round off a memorable occasion, event caterers Crumbs served guests with a splendid fork supper.

• several: On several occasions, House Speaker Tip O'Neill received 5 million pieces of mail in a single day.. .

• momentous: In the authentic ambiance it was a momentous occasion to look back to the future.

Modifies a noun

• bennett: Occasions bennett explains not for their d in the.

Noun used with modifier

• gift-giving: Price: £ 1.09 Acid Free - Pressies 15 pressies for all gift-giving occasions.

• dozen: The ropes tying some horses in the truck broke on at least a dozen occasions.

Preposition: in

• past: I thought you were trying to make a fool of me, as you have on several occasions in the past.

Preposition: of

• anniversary: Speer and He will be screened on German television in the spring, on the occasion of the 60th anniversary of Hitler's death.

• celebration: The collaboration with Lord Norman Foster began with the project for the North Greenwich Transport Interchange in London on occasion of the Millenium celebrations.

Preposition: for

• celebration: The news that unemployment is moving below one million for the first time since the 1970s should be an occasion for celebration.