Definition of occurrent in English:

occurrent

adjective əˈkʌrəntəˈkərənt

Actually occurring or observable, not potential or hypothetical.
Example sentencesExamples
- Dasein is not merely an instance of a class of occurrent entities.
- Who I am depends on what I make of my ‘properties’; they matter to me in a way that is impossible for merely available and occurrent entities.
- These are judgments about one's conscious and occurrent first-order intentional states referring to physical objects.
- For an understanding to be about some thing, such as a cat, is for there to be an occurrent concept in the mind that is a natural likeness of a cat.
- Moser defines the appropriate occurrent association relation as follows.
- Thus we don't have the Being of tools nor the Being of naturally occurrent items like rocks.
- Emotions, like beliefs and desires, can exist either as occurrent events or as persisting modifications of the mind.
- The first response argues that our action isn't always caused by occurrent beliefs - we sometimes act through habit, or by instinct, for instance.
- And it would be implausible to suppose that such beliefs are even very often among his occurrent beliefs.

Origin

Late 15th century: from French, or from Latin occurrent- 'befalling', from the verb occurrere.

Rhymes

blackcurrant, concurrent, currant, current, redcurrant

Definition of occurrent in US English:

occurrent

adjectiveəˈkərənt

Actually occurring or observable, not potential or hypothetical.
Example sentencesExamples
- And it would be implausible to suppose that such beliefs are even very often among his occurrent beliefs.
- Thus we don't have the Being of tools nor the Being of naturally occurrent items like rocks.
- Emotions, like beliefs and desires, can exist either as occurrent events or as persisting modifications of the mind.
- These are judgments about one's conscious and occurrent first-order intentional states referring to physical objects.
- The first response argues that our action isn't always caused by occurrent beliefs - we sometimes act through habit, or by instinct, for instance.
- For an understanding to be about some thing, such as a cat, is for there to be an occurrent concept in the mind that is a natural likeness of a cat.
- Moser defines the appropriate occurrent association relation as follows.
- Dasein is not merely an instance of a class of occurrent entities.
- Who I am depends on what I make of my ‘properties’; they matter to me in a way that is impossible for merely available and occurrent entities.

Origin

Late 15th century: from French, or from Latin occurrent- ‘befalling’, from the verb occurrere.

单词	occurrent
释义	Definition of occurrent in English: occurrent adjective əˈkʌrəntəˈkərənt Actually occurring or observable, not potential or hypothetical. Example sentencesExamples Dasein is not merely an instance of a class of occurrent entities. Who I am depends on what I make of my ‘properties’; they matter to me in a way that is impossible for merely available and occurrent entities. These are judgments about one's conscious and occurrent first-order intentional states referring to physical objects. For an understanding to be about some thing, such as a cat, is for there to be an occurrent concept in the mind that is a natural likeness of a cat. Moser defines the appropriate occurrent association relation as follows. Thus we don't have the Being of tools nor the Being of naturally occurrent items like rocks. Emotions, like beliefs and desires, can exist either as occurrent events or as persisting modifications of the mind. The first response argues that our action isn't always caused by occurrent beliefs - we sometimes act through habit, or by instinct, for instance. And it would be implausible to suppose that such beliefs are even very often among his occurrent beliefs. Origin Late 15th century: from French, or from Latin occurrent- 'befalling', from the verb occurrere. Rhymes blackcurrant, concurrent, currant, current, redcurrant Definition of occurrent in US English: occurrent adjectiveəˈkərənt Actually occurring or observable, not potential or hypothetical. Example sentencesExamples And it would be implausible to suppose that such beliefs are even very often among his occurrent beliefs. Thus we don't have the Being of tools nor the Being of naturally occurrent items like rocks. Emotions, like beliefs and desires, can exist either as occurrent events or as persisting modifications of the mind. These are judgments about one's conscious and occurrent first-order intentional states referring to physical objects. The first response argues that our action isn't always caused by occurrent beliefs - we sometimes act through habit, or by instinct, for instance. For an understanding to be about some thing, such as a cat, is for there to be an occurrent concept in the mind that is a natural likeness of a cat. Moser defines the appropriate occurrent association relation as follows. Dasein is not merely an instance of a class of occurrent entities. Who I am depends on what I make of my ‘properties’; they matter to me in a way that is impossible for merely available and occurrent entities. Origin Late 15th century: from French, or from Latin occurrent- ‘befalling’, from the verb occurrere.
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