Pronunciation: /ˈɪnsɪdəns/
noun an instance of something happening; occurrence
A1 The teacher explained the incidence of rain in the desert.
A2 The doctor discussed the incidence of heart disease in older adults.
B1 The study analyzed the incidence of bullying in schools.
B2 The research paper highlighted the incidence of cancer in the population.
C1 The government implemented policies to reduce the incidence of poverty in the country.
C2 The scientist conducted a detailed analysis of the incidence of genetic mutations in the population.
adjective relating to or denoting incidence
A1 The teacher explained the incidence of rain in simple terms.
A2 The doctor discussed the incidence of flu in the community.
B1 The study analyzed the incidence of crime in urban areas.
B2 The researcher found a correlation between socioeconomic factors and the incidence of diabetes.
C1 The government implemented policies to reduce the incidence of corruption.
C2 The scientist conducted a comprehensive analysis of the incidence of cancer in different populations.
formal The incidence of heart disease has been on the rise in recent years.
informal Have you heard about the incidence of car accidents on that road?
slang The incidence of drama in that group chat is off the charts.
figurative The incidence of kindness in the world seems to be decreasing.
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