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Meanings of is seldom in English

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Usage of is seldom in English
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There is seldom time in war to serve it any other way.
The wandering fire
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And when performed, it is seldom done in the love of it.
The Young Woman's Guide
3
It is but one uniform drought; it is seldom tempestuous or rainy.
The Scalp Hunters
4
In the investment banking world, this is seldom a point of contention.
Reuters
5
Fear is seldom felt by the soldier when engaged in close conflict.
The Young Franc Tireurs, and Their Adventures in the Franco-Prus...
6
Personification is seldom used now, but the eighteenth-century poets delighted in it.
Selections from Five English Poets
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There are few moderate drinkers; it is seldom taken except to excess.
A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains
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The plant is seldom employed in American cookery, and is little cultivated.
The Field and Garden Vegetables of America / Containing Full Des...
9
The scene holds its place in Paris, but is seldom performed elsewhere.
A Book of Operas: Their Histories, Their Plots, and Their Music
10
The hard plastic box that the sachets come in is seldom recyclable.
The Irish Times
11
But a lull in a newspaper office is seldom of long duration.
Jennie Baxter, Journalist
12
He haunts the back Woods, and is seldom found near the Inhabitants.
A New Voyage to Carolina / Containing the exact description and ...
13
The strong and unanimous impulse of a great people is seldom wrong.
North America — Volume 1
14
He is seldom well, but he fears boredom more than physical maladies.
The new yorker
15
The diagnosis is primarily clinical and a skin biopsy is seldom required.
Pubmed
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In times of danger he is seldom seen, yet is always near.
The Last Trail
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