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1. (adj.) infrequent
happening or occurring at long intervals or rarely:
infrequent visits.
2. infrequent
not constant, habitual, or regular:
an infrequent visitor.
3. infrequent
not plentiful or many:
infrequent opportunities for advancement.
4. infrequent
far apart in space.
Etymology: (1525–35; < L)
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| Definition of 'infrequent' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) infrequent
not frequent; not occurring regularly or at short intervals
"infrequent outbursts of temper"
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1. (adjective) infrequent
not happening often
her daughter's infrequent visits; Problems have occurred infrequently.
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1. (adj) infrequent
seldom happening or occurring; rare; uncommon; unusual
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Sense: not frequent
His visits grew infrequent.
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 Afrikaans: ongereeld |
 Arabic: نادِر، غير متكرر |
 Bulgarian: рядък |
 Brazilian: infrequente |
 Czech: řídký |
 German: spärlich |
 Danish: uregelmæssig |
 Greek: σποραδικός, σπάνιος |
 Spanish: raro, espaciado |
 Estonian: harv |
 Farsi: گهگاه؛ نا مکرر |
 Finnish: harvinainen |
 French: rare |
 Hebrew: נִדיר |
 Hindi: विरल |
 Croatian: rijedak |
 Hungarian: nem gyakori, ritka |
 Indonesian: jarang |
 Icelandic: fátíður, sjaldgæfur |
 Italian: infrequente, raro |
 Japanese: まれな |
 Korean: 드문 |
 Lithuanian: retas |
 Latvian: rets |
 Malay: jarang-jarang sekali |
 Dutch: zeldzaam |
 Norwegian: sjelden, sparsom |
 Polish: rzadki |
 Persian: گهگاه؛ نا مکرر |
 Pashto: کله کله |
 Portuguese: raro |
 Romanian: rar |
 Russian: редкий |
 Slovak: zriedkavý |
 Slovenian: redek |
 Serbian: redak |
 Swedish: ovanlig, sällsynt |
 Thai: ที่เกิดขึ้นไม่บ่อย |
 Turkish: seyrek |
 Taiwanese: 鮮少的 |
 Ukrainian: рідкісний; нечастий |
 Urdu: گاہ گاہی |
 Vietnamese: không thường xuyên |
 Chinese: 很少发生的 |
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