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infrequent

[in-free-kwuhnt] / ɪnˈfri kwənt /


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Frequent users received a supplement every day, while infrequent users were given supplements less often than once a day.

From Science Daily

Amazon has been selling pricey electronics and appliances on its website for years, but those purchases are infrequent, said Josh Lowitz, a partner at Consumer Intelligence Retail Partners.

From The Wall Street Journal

Perhaps it will come down to a generational divide and to the very nature of car buying — the second most expensive purchase most of us will make in life, albeit an infrequent one.

From MarketWatch

Such battlefield assessments have been infrequent in other war zones, American officials said, as smuggling generally becomes a concern when entire containers of sensitive missiles or rocket systems go missing — not individual light weapons.

From New York Times

“We were raising a flag and holding a pen” so apathetic or infrequent voters could register — then be prodded to drop their ballots in the mail.

From Los Angeles Times