Definition of infrequently in English:

infrequently

adverb ɪnˈfriːkw(ə)ntli

Not often; rarely.
a storage area for infrequently used items
he cooks, but only infrequently
Example sentencesExamples
- Sacred texts are not infrequently ontological embodiments of performance contexts.
- There are several possible reasons why collaborative learning projects occur infrequently.
- He exhibited infrequently during his formative artistic years, disliking the aggressive self-promotion it entailed.
- Shown infrequently at first, movies earned a regular place on Ontario vaudeville show bills over the next 10 years.
- Burrows that are in disrepair or meander around the soil surface most likely are used infrequently.
- Anyone who has indulged those guilty pleasures (however infrequently) will recognize in him a master practitioner.
- His music is infrequently heard outside of Sweden.
- Any time the dialogue lapses into Italian (which happens not too infrequently), the subtitles are absent.
- He wrote letters infrequently and once said that he would "rather paint two walls than write a letter."
- Not infrequently, "Volume2" of a series can mean something considerably less than the first.

Definition of infrequently in US English:

infrequently

adverbinˈfrēkwəntlē

Not often; rarely.
a storage area for infrequently used items
he cooks, but only infrequently
Example sentencesExamples
- Sacred texts are not infrequently ontological embodiments of performance contexts.
- He wrote letters infrequently and once said that he would "rather paint two walls than write a letter."
- His music is infrequently heard outside of Sweden.
- Any time the dialogue lapses into Italian (which happens not too infrequently), the subtitles are absent.
- Burrows that are in disrepair or meander around the soil surface most likely are used infrequently.
- Not infrequently, "Volume2" of a series can mean something considerably less than the first.
- Shown infrequently at first, movies earned a regular place on Ontario vaudeville show bills over the next 10 years.
- He exhibited infrequently during his formative artistic years, disliking the aggressive self-promotion it entailed.
- Anyone who has indulged those guilty pleasures (however infrequently) will recognize in him a master practitioner.
- There are several possible reasons why collaborative learning projects occur infrequently.

词汇	infrequently
释义	Definition of infrequently in English: infrequently adverb ɪnˈfriːkw(ə)ntli Not often; rarely. a storage area for infrequently used items he cooks, but only infrequently Example sentencesExamples Sacred texts are not infrequently ontological embodiments of performance contexts. There are several possible reasons why collaborative learning projects occur infrequently. He exhibited infrequently during his formative artistic years, disliking the aggressive self-promotion it entailed. Shown infrequently at first, movies earned a regular place on Ontario vaudeville show bills over the next 10 years. Burrows that are in disrepair or meander around the soil surface most likely are used infrequently. Anyone who has indulged those guilty pleasures (however infrequently) will recognize in him a master practitioner. His music is infrequently heard outside of Sweden. Any time the dialogue lapses into Italian (which happens not too infrequently), the subtitles are absent. He wrote letters infrequently and once said that he would "rather paint two walls than write a letter." Not infrequently, "Volume2" of a series can mean something considerably less than the first. Definition of infrequently in US English: infrequently adverbinˈfrēkwəntlē Not often; rarely. a storage area for infrequently used items he cooks, but only infrequently Example sentencesExamples Sacred texts are not infrequently ontological embodiments of performance contexts. He wrote letters infrequently and once said that he would "rather paint two walls than write a letter." His music is infrequently heard outside of Sweden. Any time the dialogue lapses into Italian (which happens not too infrequently), the subtitles are absent. Burrows that are in disrepair or meander around the soil surface most likely are used infrequently. Not infrequently, "Volume2" of a series can mean something considerably less than the first. Shown infrequently at first, movies earned a regular place on Ontario vaudeville show bills over the next 10 years. He exhibited infrequently during his formative artistic years, disliking the aggressive self-promotion it entailed. Anyone who has indulged those guilty pleasures (however infrequently) will recognize in him a master practitioner. There are several possible reasons why collaborative learning projects occur infrequently.
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