occurrent

/ (əˈkʌrənt) /

adjective

philosophy (of a property) relating to some observable feature of its bearer: Compare disposition (def. 4)

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How to use occurrent in a sentence

No sword, inasmuch as there will be neither enemy nor evil occurrent throughout all that blissful, sunny region.
The Assembly of God | C. (Charles) H. (Henry) Mackintosh
Haec omnia primus construxit et demonstravit, et praeterea alia multa quae (quia legentibus occurrent et minoris sunt) praetereo.
Brief Lives (Vol. 1 of 2) | John Aubrey
But David desired to build a house, and find a resting-place for God, while there were both "enemies and evil occurrent."
Life and Times of David | Charles Henry Mackintosh
David had to grapple with enemies; Solomon was able to say, "There is neither enemy nor evil occurrent."
Life and Times of David | Charles Henry Mackintosh

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