venvent
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From Latin venīre (to come), past participle ventum. This combined entry covers the convention/event branch: event (an outcome — what comes out), eventual (coming in the end), convene (come together), convention (a formal gathering), conventional (following agreed norms), and unconventional (breaking from what people have come together to agree on).
Associated Words
advent
The arrival or first appearance of something important
adventure-travel
Tourism involving adventurous or outdoor activities
adventurer
A person who seeks excitement and takes risks in daring enterprises
adventuresome
Willing to take risks; daring and bold
adventurism
Reckless risk-taking, especially in politics
adventurousness
The quality of being adventurous or daring
circumvent
To bypass or evade something cleverly
co-inventor
A joint inventor of something
contravene
To act against or fail to comply with a law or rule
contravention
The act of violating a law, rule, or agreement
convene
To assemble or call together for a meeting
convener
A person who organizes or calls a meeting together
convenience
The quality of being easy and suitable; a helpful thing
conveniently
In an easy or suitable way; sometimes suspiciously well-timed
convention
A large formal meeting; an accepted social practice; an international agreement
conventional
Following accepted customs or traditional methods; ordinary
conventionalism
Strict adherence to social conventions; the view that truths are based on conventions
conventionality
The quality of conforming to accepted social customs; lack of originality
conventionalize
To make something conform to conventional standards or forms
conventionalized
Conforming to established conventions; not natural or spontaneous
conventionally
In accordance with accepted customs or traditions
conventioneer
A person who attends a convention
crime-prevention
Strategies to reduce or deter criminal activity; 犯罪预防
disease-prevention
Measures taken to stop diseases from occurring or spreading
event
something that happens; a planned occasion
eventual
Happening or resulting at the end; final
eventually
At some later time, after a long time or difficulties
hiv-prevention
Measures to reduce the transmission of HIV
inconveniently
In a way that causes trouble or difficulty
intervene
To step in and become involved in order to change or prevent something
intervener
A person who intervenes, especially in a legal proceeding
intervenient
Coming or placed between; intervening
intervenor
A party who intervenes, especially in a legal proceeding
intervention
The act of intervening in a situation or dispute; an effort to help someone with a problem
interventional
Relating to or involving intervention, especially medical
interventionism
The policy of intervening in another country's or group's affairs
inventively
In a creative and original manner
inventiveness
The quality of being creative and original
inventor
A person who creates new devices or ideas
low-revenue
Generating little income or revenue
non-conventional
Not following traditional or standard practices
non-intervention
A policy of not interfering in others' affairs
pollution-prevention
Reducing or eliminating pollutants to protect the environment
preventable
Capable of being prevented or avoided
preventative
Designed to prevent harm or illness; a preventive measure
preventer
A person or thing that prevents something
preventive
Intended to stop harm or illness; a preventive measure
preventively
In a preventive manner
reinvent
To transform completely; give a new form or image
reinvention
The act of completely transforming something
revenue
Total income earned by a business or government
self-invention
The process of creating or reinventing one's own identity
subvention
A government grant or subsidy; to subsidize
unadventurous
Lacking boldness or a spirit of adventure
unconventional
Not following accepted customs or standards; out of the ordinary
unconventionality
The quality of being different from what is usual or expected
unconventionally
In a way that does not follow accepted customs or norms
uneventful
Having no significant or exciting events; routine
uneventfully
In a manner without notable events; quietly
venerate
To regard with deep respect and reverence
veneration
A feeling of deep respect and reverence
venturesome
Bold and willing to take risks; adventurous