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rarely

[rair-lee] / ˈrɛər li /


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The film presents a swath of characters from the diaspora rarely represented in French cinema, centered on Gloria, the mother of the bride in France and the daughter of the deceased in Africa.

From Barron's

Yet even “ANTM” winners rarely managed to sustain modeling careers after exiting the show.

From Los Angeles Times

The power of the workers in the church means they are rarely challenged.

From BBC

The Scottish quartet beat their German counterparts in both the European and the World Championships last year and were rarely in danger here.

From BBC

For Jetton and his colleagues, the fight rarely enters the public eye, but is vital to global security.

From Barron's