phenomenon
Pronunciation: [fəˈnɒmɪnən]
Word
Context: "science"
(noun) a fact, event, or situation that can be seen or studied. People use this word when talking about something special or unusual that is happening in nature or life.
Example
The Northern Lights are a beautiful phenomenon that many people love to see.
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The cloudy sky is not a phenomenon; it's just ordinary weather.
Example
What phenomenon do you think is the most interesting in nature?
Context: "philosophy"
(noun) an observable occurrence or experience that can be examined or discussed. This is often about things we can feel or see, rather than things we think or believe.
Example
Happiness can be seen as a phenomenon that influences our daily lives.
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Sadness is not a phenomenon that easily shows in happy faces.
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How do people explain the phenomenon of dreams?
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