frequently

[free-kwuhnt-lee]

adverb

1. often; many times; at short intervals.

   Synonyms: repeatedly

Word History and Origins

Origin of frequently¹

First recorded in 1525–35; frequent + -ly

Synonym Study

See often.

Example Sentences

He was known for his staunchly right-wing and unfiltered opinions on heated topics such as abortion and gender identity, comments that frequently drew fierce criticism, particularly on college campuses he visited.

From Los Angeles Times

"He would frequently climb on my knee for a cuddle."

From BBC

The president himself, however, has frequently revealed — and indeed, boasted about — his ugly views of women.

From Salon

Bolsonaro’s run of far-right authoritarianism in Brazil frequently earned him comparisons to U.S.

From Salon

As a conservative provocateur, his style and beliefs frequently drew campus protests and petitions from liberal students and faculty seeking to cancel his appearances.

From Los Angeles Times

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