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seldom
[ sel-duhm ]
adverb
- on only a few occasions; rarely; infrequently; not often:
We seldom see our old neighbors anymore.
adjective
- rare; infrequent.
seldom
/ ˈsɛldəm /
adverb
- not often; rarely
Other Words From
- seldom·ness noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of seldom1
Word History and Origins
Origin of seldom1
Example Sentences
He avoids the media, and seldom gives interviews.
While his talent has seldom been called into question, Dembele has, virtually overnight, managed to erase the erratic decision-making, which plagued the first decade of his career.
While Ukraine has seldom been far from the headlines in the past three years, events have moved very quickly in the past few days.
She added that women were seldom believed and did not have proper mechanisms to even report such incidents, which contributed to this culture of silence.
Scotland, like France, moved the ball with dexterity and speed that England aspire to, but seldom achieve.
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