Antonyms for infrequent
ɪnˈfri kwəntin·fre·quent

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1. infrequent

   Unique is alone of its kind; rare is infrequent of its kind; great poems are rare; "Paradise Lost" is unique. To say of a thing that it is rare is simply to affirm that it is now seldom found, whether previously common or not; as, a rare old book; a rare word; to call a thing scarce implies that it was at some time more plenty, as when we say food or money is scarce. A particular fruit or coin may be rare; scarce applies to demand and use, and almost always to concrete things; to speak of virtue, genius, or heroism as scarce would be somewhat ludicrous. Rare has the added sense of precious, which is sometimes, but not necessarily, blended with that above given; as, a rare gem. Extraordinary, signifying greatly beyond the ordinary, is a neutral word, capable of a high and good sense or of an invidious, opprobrious, or contemptuous signification; as, extraordinary genius; extraordinary wickedness; an extraordinary assumption of power; extraordinary antics; an extraordinary statement is incredible without overwhelming proof.

   See synonyms for GENERAL; NORMAL; USUAL.

   Synonyms:
   curious, extraordinary, incomparable, odd, peculiar, precious, rare, remarkable, scarce, singular, strange, uncommon, unique, unparalleled, unprecedented, unusual

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1. infrequentadjective

   not frequent; not occurring regularly or at short intervals

   "infrequent outbursts of temper"

   Antonyms:
   frequent, prevalent, steady, prevailing, dominant, rife, regular, predominant

How to use infrequent in a sentence?

1. Adrian Baker:

   We just thought that was the result of my dad being away from her for the last five days, which was very very very infrequent in their lives together.

2. Martin Cetron:

   The problem is most of the time when International IHRs do contact investigations the time window for measles is narrow... International IHRs are hearing about it after the fact so [ International IHRs ] ability to know about cases before they travel is infrequent.

3. Rita Colwell:

   These are interesting organisms and range in scale from massive global epidemics -- cholera -- to infrequent but lethal infections -- Vibrio vulnificus.

4. Franklin P. Adams:

   To err is human; to forgive, infrequent.

5. Eric Day:

   Communities and farms with large numbers of cicadas emerging at once may have a substantial noise issue, hopefully, any annoyance at the disturbance is tempered by just how infrequent -- and amazing -- this event is.

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