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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
For investors with longer time horizons, however, these volatile periods often create attractive entry points, said Cawley.
But local leaders often want to tightly control how that happens.
In his answer, Mr. Ciattarelli claimed that Mr. Murphy isn’t a true New Jerseyan, and he often says the same of Ms. Sherrill.
The alleged “wisdom of crowds” is so stupid, so often that it seems crazy to suggest that today’s stock market — which is, after all, just “the crowd” chasing money — is the craziest on record.
He often took a constitutionally conservative approach to federalism and the separation of powers.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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