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Meanings of phenomenon in English

Russian
феномен
Portuguese
fenômenos
Spanish
fenomenismo
Catalan
fenomen
Wikidata

Observable fact or event.

      феномен
      Russian
      явление
      Spanish
      fenómeno
      Catalan
      fenomen

      Philosophical concept.

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            Usage of phenomenon in English
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            In recent years, India has seen a growing phenomenon called 'paid news'.
            BBC
            2
            The report examines the nationwide phenomenon of this increasing militarized state violence.
            Ebony
            3
            A similar phenomenon seems to be happening currently in the Mediterranean Sea.
            Reuters
            4
            However there are better times of the year to catch this phenomenon.
            The South African
            5
            But is this really the right way to combat this negative phenomenon?
            The Guardian
            6
            Those figures require the phenomenon to last way past the opening week.
            The Irish Times
            7
            Objective: Workplace bullying is an increasing phenomenon that concerns managers and employees.
            Pubmed
            8
            Sky and Telescope reports the GRS 'flaking' phenomenon used to be rare.
            News.com.au
            9
            It is impossible to stop this phenomenon, the Catalan police chief said.
            Reuters
            10
            This is a human-made abstraction to help us better understand natural phenomenon.
            Wired
            11
            Objective: The tobacco paradox is a phenomenon insufficiently explained by previous studies.
            Pubmed
            12
            Iceland has been the one victim of the so-called carry trade phenomenon.
            The Guardian
            13
            Note too that this is all not simply a tech industry phenomenon.
            Reuters
            14
            I knew a psychiatrist once who called it the 'Who knows?' phenomenon.
            The Gods Themselves
            15
            However, mlo-based disease resistance has been considered a barley-specific phenomenon to date.
            Pubmed
            16
            The relation to the manifold of the object as a phenomenon; 3.
            The Critique of Pure Reason
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            Phenomenon through the time
            Phenomenon across language varieties
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            Common
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            Common
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