natural event

NOUN
  1. an event that happens
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How To Use natural event In A Sentence

  • There are no supernatural events, wild chases through the jungle, superpowers, or other falsehoods.
  • These fires were not catastrophic infernos but rather a life-giving natural event for the forest.
  • We cannot by scientific investigation prove the order of events of past, unrepeatable, supernatural events.
  • The report concludes that all sightings were explainable by natural events, such as the weather or meteors, or were of normal aircraft.
  • One of the most important things to keep in mind is that a hurricane is a fairly short natural event.
  • But there was no need to await natural events: Russia rudely pricked our bubble of self-content.
  • Their services are vital in the immediate aftermath of a severe natural event such as an earthquake, hurricane, cyclone or volcano eruption.
  • However, the similarity lies in that they both describe mysterious and supernatural events as they occur, both of which remain resolved at the story's end.
  • On the other hand, these are people who also seriously believe in aethereal beings that answer whiny pleas and need slick used-car salesmen to talk them through what they should think, once a week ... but who don't believe in ESP, ghosts, or any other supernatural events. Yet Another "Star" Shows Their Brain
  • Harry Erskine, still working as a fortune teller, is drawn yet again into supernatural events beyond his control. Graham Masterton: Ghosts (and demons) of the past « Skulls in the Stars
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