infrequent
वरचे वर
definition
adjective
her visits were so infrequent
not occurring often; rare.
translation of 'infrequent'
वारंवार न घडणार,
क्वचितच घडणारा
example
Of course it also got her started on her 'infrequent' ruminations that we need to move so we can have another room.
While the perks were reasonable enough, the 'infrequent' pay was not.
Firstly, I need to hope that you, my readers, prefer 'infrequent' posts to hourly updates.
In the Hebrew Bible, there are 'infrequent' but significant references to God as a creative Mother.
In addition, 'infrequent' and expensive transportation can make it difficult for patients to get care.
But he wasn't able to do this as his appearances became more and more 'infrequent' in late 2000.
It's a breathtakingly 'infrequent' occasion when I top a leaderboard of any kind.
The sky is now a uniform shade of grey and it's raining fairly steadily with just a smattering of a wind at 'infrequent' points.
Rainfall is 'infrequent' and irregular, falling mainly in winter.
Low density foam sheets are suitable for light or 'infrequent' traffic.
Our contacts became very 'infrequent' when I ceased to pass through Melbourne on a regular basis.
But research has shown that 'infrequent' visitors to pubs would be more likely to drop in for a pint if a pub was non-smoking.
This is an extremely rare event and has only happened on very 'infrequent' occasions since 1945.
But he stressed that problems remained 'infrequent' and concentrated in a few particular areas.
She had not spoken to her parents in years and contact with her sisters was sporadic and 'infrequent' .
Think of school buses as public transit for rural areas with each bus doing one long, 'infrequent' route.
Youthful faces at the Masses are becoming more 'infrequent' all the while.
For 'infrequent' visitors, the neighbourhood becomes that much more lived-in and intimate.
My entries have been a bit 'infrequent' of late due to work-related and non-work related stuff.
Updates between now and Sunday night / Monday morning will be 'infrequent' / nonexistent.
Such crimes may be rare, but it's not just their 'infrequency' that makes them so shocking.
My lawn didn't require cutting as often because rain fell 'infrequently' .
The statutory half-fare bus pass has not been welcomed by many people in South Lakeland due to the 'infrequency' of buses in the county and the problems of access for many disabled people.
Avoid the use of punctuation and use periods as 'infrequently' as possible.
Despite the relative 'infrequency' of infractions on campus, the university community has continued to try and educate students about the issues surrounding academic offenses.
By June 1941 the Politburo only met irregularly and 'infrequently' , and no minutes were kept.
Women in chartered accountancy firms are 'infrequently' found in senior management or partnership.
Like all truly great bands, they never settled for a formula sound and have constantly evolved despite the 'infrequency' of their releases.
He only intervened in the running of the Turkish state fairly 'infrequently' .
Anyway, I feel like I've started every single one of my recent entries by remarking on the 'infrequency' of my recent entries, so I'm going to stop now.
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