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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
Prior to “Matlock,” she had seldom played a protagonist who was a full-fledged hero.
Though McBride seldom mentioned the historic nature of her campaign, her platform emphasized respect and inclusion for all people.
Here’s our recommendation for budget-minded Dodger fan families: Your favorite players seldom play every day in spring training and, when they do, they usually play just a few innings.
The top court is the final court of appeal, the final interpreter of the constitution and its judgements, which are binding on all other courts in India, routinely make news - although judges seldom do.
In sophisticated business transactions, corrupt bargains seldom need words.
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