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frequency

Definition for frequency

noun as in commonness, repetitiveness

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She raised concerns that reducing the frequency of check-ups would only exacerbate the problem, adding oral cancers could be treated successfully when identified early.

From BBC

Any effort to scale back the frequency of those reports is likely to face opposition from shareholders and other critics, who argue that the shift could threaten transparency and risk market volatility.

From BBC

It was nothing the Los Angeles Police Department couldn’t — and does — handle with some frequency.

From Salon

Not the make-believe, cities-overrun violence that has led to the military in our streets, but real, targeted political violence that has crept into society with increasing frequency.

The frequency Bethell is attacking spin is also only matched by Travis Head - and England need no reminding how the Australian left-hander goes on the pitches they will face.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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