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Meanings of momentous occasion in English

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Usage of momentous occasion in English
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All 200 citizens of Hora had turned out for the momentous occasion.
The man who ate the 747
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Whatever happens, though, this is a momentous occasion for the women's team.
The South African
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He's joined by Orpheus MD Brent Stewart to discuss this momentous occasion.
Radio NZ
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A momentous occasion and one where we will hopefully get some cake.
BBC
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On this momentous occasion this officer was on board of Repeller No.
The Great War Syndicate
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It was a momentous occasion and the great British public planned to celebrate.
William and harry
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I think that is a momentous occasion for rugby in general, added Jones.
Reuters
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This was a momentous occasion for her, but she hadn't yet understood it.
Radio NZ
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The duo joined Eva Radich in the studio to discuss the momentous occasion.
Radio NZ
10
It is a momentous occasion, the most momentous of their life-time.
Our World; Or, the Slaveholder's Daughter
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It was a momentous occasion, for one of them at least.
The Guardian
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The engine ran again in 1999, and its re-inauguration was a momentous occasion.
The Guardian
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Checking out of a hotel was never such a momentous occasion.
The Irish Times
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Such is nearly all of my remembrance of that momentous occasion.
Richard Carvel — Volume 08
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It is indeed a momentous occasion where South Africans alike will honour his legacy.
The South African
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This was the most momentous occasion in legal history, and Judiciary Pag knew it.
The Ultimate Hitchhiker’s Guide
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
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