adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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day
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We prefer to spend the day with Fred Z - an unremarkable person living through a not particularly eventful day.
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This was to be an eventful day for the travellers.
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The morning celebrations were only the start of an eventful day for Napier University.
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It had been a long and eventful day .
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Scandal led to Majorie being stripped of her Miss World title after 104 eventful days .
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That was one of Albert Square's less eventful days .
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Chelsea had the better chances - and it was an eventful day for substitute David Lee.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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an eventful meeting
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It has been an eventful day in politics -- two ministers have resigned and the Prime Minister has called an election.
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It has been an eventful week in politics, with the resignations of three Presidential advisers.
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She's led a very eventful life.
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The General's last two years were to prove highly eventful for him and the country.
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The poet Arthur Rimbaud led a short but extremely eventful life.
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When Marilyn Monroe died the press was anxious to uncover every aspect of her eventful career.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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He was free of his family and living a busy, eventful life.
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It had been the most eventful ten months of my twenty-three years.
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The morning celebrations were only the start of an eventful day for Napier University.
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The year 1963 was eventful in other ways, and the Great Train Robbery filled the newspapers and the media in August.
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This was one of the tournament's more eventful denouements.
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This was to be an eventful day for the travellers.
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We prefer to spend the day with Fred Z - an unremarkable person living through a not particularly eventful day.