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Meanings of infrequently in inglês

português
de forma infrequente

Not many times.

de forma infrequente

Not often, not frequently.

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Examples for "rarely"
Examples for "rarely"
1
Unfortunately, however, families rarely prepare for an aging parent's future care needs.
Pubmed
2
In most developed economies, political decisions rarely had a major market impact.
Reuters
3
Cases are infrequent, however, which means the punishment is rarely carried out.
Reuters
4
Access gained to potential victims was rarely by chance, an expert said.
The Irish Times
5
Indeed, rarely a week goes by without a new product being launched.
The Irish Times
1
For security reasons and political concerns, Taiwan aircraft seldom land in China.
Reuters
2
In reality the Sovereign seldom deals directly with her House of Representatives.
Radio NZ
3
Large back gardens are a luxury seldom available in a new house.
The Irish Times
4
He seldom walked in the street; his public recreation was in riding.
Life and Times of Washington, Volume 2 / Revised, Enlarged, and ...
5
A record of a happy family, though seldom including the busy father.
The red door
Usage of infrequently in inglês
1
The goal I have is far different-magicused as infrequently as possible.
Ice Like Fire
2
Rains that usually come and supply the country's water has come infrequently.
The South African
3
Tuberculosis of the lungs not infrequently follows in the wake of measles.
The Mother and Her Child
4
That would also help explain why the thing only infrequently encounters men.
Phantoms
5
Not infrequently I found myself in trying situations; but all ended well.
My Three Days in Gilead
6
I wasn't particularly close to Anthony and Caroline; we met very infrequently.
The World According to Bob
7
A wide array of ranitidine-associated side effects has been described, but infrequently.
Pubmed
8
The fathers not infrequently adopted the Hindoo pantheon along with the zanana.
The Life of William Carey, Shoemaker & Missionary
9
Not infrequently he referred to the advantage in terms of bland satisfaction.
Mr. Prohack
10
Not infrequently one end of the handle terminated in a tobacco stopper.
Chats on Household Curios
11
Not infrequently a hidden people, they are often treated as a curiosity.
The Irish Times
12
Not infrequently there were legal proceedings in London which concerned colonial interests.
The American Judiciary
13
Wiseacres not infrequently accused Beethoven of want of regularity in his compositions.
Beethoven, the Man and the Artist, as Revealed in His Own Words
14
Whistler's ideas, the reverse of commercial, not infrequently placed him in want.
Whistler Stories
15
Rose noted that Obama referred to race in his stump speeches infrequently.
The bridge: the life and rise of barack obama
16
The designs of men, however, are in many respects not infrequently successful.
The World's Great Sermons, Volume 03: Massillon to Mason
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Infrequently through the time
Infrequently across language varieties
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Common
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