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Meanings of very infrequent in anglès
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Usage of very infrequent in anglès
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But if it happened, it seems to have been very infrequent.
2
Men may wear this necklet, but its use by them is very infrequent.
3
CD24 expression was very infrequent and weak in the atrophic endometrium.
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Although these tumors may occur in various locations, subcutaneous shoulder nodules are very infrequent.
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As early as Bede, in England, though not in Rome, communions were very infrequent.
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The gastrointestinal stromal tumor with extragastrointestinal location are very infrequent.
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These lights were seen as late as 1810, but toward the last they became very infrequent.
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Such severe multi-year droughts are very infrequent, occurring perhaps as rarely as once in a millennium.
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A lifelong member of the club, Thompson is a very infrequent visitor to the winners' enclosure.
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Rather stern in his very infrequent rebukes.
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Formerly these little fêtes took place every week, but since Mâdou's fall they had been very infrequent.
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After the fifth year the frequency diminishes up to the tenth year, after which the disease is very infrequent.
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Albinism also is very infrequent.
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Bad labors are very infrequent.
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We need not disbelieve the stories which allege such an occurrence as a fact and a not very infrequent one.
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It is very infrequent.
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