frequently

adverb (frequently, more frequently)

«frequently» in the English dictionary: everyday and in Jewish tradition — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Frequently means often, many times. tree →

In the lessons

In maths and science: data about how frequently something happens; "most frequently" is linked to the mode in statistics. In formal texts and exams it is a stiffer word for "often". Phrases: frequently asked questions (FAQ), more frequently, most frequently.

Examples

Buses run frequently in the city. tree →
She frequently forgets her lunch. tree →
Wash your hands frequently. tree →
The number that appears most frequently is the mode. tree →
Frequently asked questions are on the website. tree →
It frequently rains in Ireland. tree →
Which colour was chosen most frequently? tree →
He visits his grandparents frequently. tree →
This helmet he frequently lent to mortals and immortals. tree →

Note

Formal-ish; everyday: often. Adjective: frequent; noun: frequency. In maths: frequency = how many times something happens; the most frequent value = mode. Opposite: rarely, seldom.

In Jewish tradition

Note

Formal-ish; everyday: often. Adjective: frequent; noun: frequency. In maths: frequency = how many times something happens; the most frequent value = mode. Opposite: rarely, seldom.

On Mova

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