Infrequent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INFREQUENT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not frequent, also UNFREQUENT
• not occurring often; rare
• Seldom happening or occurring; rare; uncommon; unusual.
• not frequent; not occurring regularly or at short intervals
• not frequent
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• seldom happening or occurring; rare

Words related to INFREQUENT

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How to use INFREQUENT in a sentence

• The marriage laws referred to here are in active operation, and cases under them are by no means infrequent.
• In the spring of the next year, 1915, she had, indeed, left home and had not been back since except for infrequent visits.
• Such encounters were by no means infrequent and usually had a bearing upon the ethical aspect of some proposed course of legal procedure on the part of the firm.
• Crime is infrequent, and simple, light punishments alone are inflicted.
• This forest was interminable, it had an air of being invincible, and Man seemed at best an infrequent precarious intruder.
• There are occasions, infrequent, of course, when even a bachelor is not flattered by being accused of flirting.
• A similar experience is not infrequent in private life.
• Letters were rather infrequent things in those days, waiting, as they usually did, for private carriage.
• They were infrequent, as infrequent as he could make them.
• It is striking to find how infrequent is the occurrence of passages marked in any way by sonorous rhythm or by the charm of a measured proportion.
• Ahead of him was the narrow bed of a miniature torrent which rolled out of the desert during the infrequent rains.
• He usually proceeds cautiously in the matter of friendship, but sudden and instinctive friendships are not infrequent.
• Examples of this are not infrequent among the forest tribes of South America.
• With us these fears are infrequent, but they ought not to exist at all.
• Young Macaulay was a not infrequent visitor at Barley Wood, and Mrs.
• Their ancestors had been either forcibly converted or had, as was not infrequent, voluntarily adopted Islam.
• Their father on his infrequent visits home would enter into the sport like one of them.
• Several such unfortunate cases have fallen under our observation, and there is reason to believe that they are not infrequent.
• Meals should be light and frequent, rather than hearty and infrequent.
• President McKinley sent for me to come to the White House, as was his not infrequent habit.
• Sea steamers were both infrequent and uncertain, with ten days or two weeks and more between arrivals.
• At the southern extremity of James Bay, October may scarcely be called a winter month, although during the latter part of the month ice and snow are not infrequent.
• But it was long before Lake Superior showed more than an infrequent sail, though on Lake Erie small vessels soon became common.
• Accidents from this cause have been not infrequent.

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