infrequent — Happening rarely or not occurring very often.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: Happening rarely or not occurring very often.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪnˈfrikwənt/
Korean meaning: 드문, 빈번하지 않은
Korean pronunciation: 인-프리-퀀트 (강세: 프리)
Example Sentences
- My boss's compliments are so infrequent that I frame them when I get one.
- Due to his busy schedule, his calls home became infrequent.
- The bus service to that remote village is infrequent.
infrequent
ADJECTIVE//ɪnˈfrikwənt//
Happening rarely or not occurring very often.
Happening rarely or not occurring very often.
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Origin
From Latin frequens meaning 'crowded, repeated, or occurring often,' combined with the negative prefix in- meaning 'not.'
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“My boss's compliments are so infrequent that I frame them when I get one.”
“Due to his busy schedule, his calls home became infrequent.”
“The bus service to that remote village is infrequent.”
“Her social media posts are infrequent but always thoughtful.”
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