happening

Preposition: of

• event: That is, it springs up upon the happenings of a specific event chosen by the Power of Attorney.

Converse of object

• prohibit: Ideally invested to own a machine prohibit something happening.
• prevent: To prevent this happening we will be blocking SMTP port 25 outgoing on the external Firewall from 7 March 2006.
• stop: You can stop this happening at any time by using the contact us page.
• imagine: Can you imagine this happening in any typical " hotel room " ?
• avoid: To avoid this happening in the UK it seems sensible to have an army.
• see: We can see this happening with several moral issues at the moment.

Adjective modifier

• untoward: Adrienne said, " Simply doing a risk assessment can prevent something untoward happening.
• ghostly: A blind boy goes to the Welsh coast for a holiday with his mother and discovers ghostly happenings at a local derelict mansion.
• strange: The sisters had grown up with these strange happenings.
• spooky: There have been many spooky happenings at his house, which is situated a couple of miles outside of Gloucester City.
• haunted: Would you like the opportunity to experience our haunted happenings?
• unexplained: The Ouija Board - Occasionally we hear about unexplained happenings in the past.

Preposition: by

• chance: The odds against this happening by chance are a million to one.

Noun used with modifier

• something: There is almost never not an event, something happening, all the time, in every film.
• nothing: Apart from the bloody war, there's nothing happening!
• anything: The nearest thing to anything happening is two trains crossing on Charing Cross Railroad Bridge.
• accident: Near the end of the races, when people are blowing out their ass, before long I can see a nasty accident happening!
• stuff: All the passions of your apparent life are just stuff happening.
• chance: In countless other worlds, with countless other chance happenings, countless other species could evolve.