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often
adverb as in frequently
Strongest matches
Strong matches
Weak matches
a number of times, again and again, many a time, over and over, recurrently, time after time, time and again
Example Sentences
Under Carlo Ancelotti, he had the freedom to express himself, to improvise, to lead by instinct, and be the creative heartbeat of a side that often revolved around him.
"I've not seen Celtic often, not live, to make criticism of this side. A restoration of confidence was great."
Then, as has happened so often this season, a confounding moment of adversity struck.
“This lawsuit arises in an era when money too often eclipses meaning and the pursuit of profit threatens to erase the very traditions that breathe life into institutions,” the filing reads.
White matter hyperintensities often increase with age and are considered a marker of underlying brain injury.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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