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frequent
adjective as in common, repeated
Strongest matches
verb as in be a regular customer of
Example Sentences
The accident in Arequipa is one of the worst in recent years in the South American nation, where road fatalities are frequent.
The scandal has triggered outcry among Ukrainians, who are suffering frequent heating and electricity outages from the Russian bombings.
He also said that there were frequent attempts by Hamas to infiltrate beyond the Yellow Line and that there were still long sections of tunnel to be dealt with.
No fun, to be sure, especially for frequent fliers or travelers who call Newark, LaGuardia or Atlanta their home airport.
The loss of self-control embarrassed him—he preferred not to talk about it—and he was deeply relieved when the attacks became less frequent and less severe.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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