occecation Antonyms
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Meaning of occecation
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occecation (n.)
The act of making blind, or the state of being blind.
occecation Sentence Examples
- The occecation of the victim prevented them from seeing their attacker.
- The incantation caused temporary occecation, rendering the sorcerer's opponents helpless.
- The blazing sun caused an occecation that made it difficult to navigate.
- The explosion's occecating debris blinded nearby civilians.
- The occecation of the prisoner made interrogation impossible.
- The occecated old man stumbled through the crowded streets, relying on his sense of touch.
- The occecating smoke from the chemical fire made it impossible to evacuate the building.
- The occecation caused by the toxins made the victim's vision blurry and disoriented.
- The occecation of the driver led to a car accident, injuring multiple passengers.
- The occecating headlights of the oncoming vehicle left the other driver temporarily blind.
FAQs About the word occecation
The act of making blind, or the state of being blind.
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The occecation of the victim prevented them from seeing their attacker.
The incantation caused temporary occecation, rendering the sorcerer's opponents helpless.
The blazing sun caused an occecation that made it difficult to navigate.
The explosion's occecating debris blinded nearby civilians.
