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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
/ ˈɛə /
adverb
- not often; rarely
Other Word Forms
- ddz·Ա noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of seldom1
Word History and Origins
Origin of seldom1
Example Sentences
Journalists and some organizations have been edited out or been essentially chilled from being too provocative and critical for him to give a witty, brazen, but seldom truthful answer….
After all, though it’s seldom thought of that way, he’s at war with the planet in a fashion that’s no less brutal than what he’s now doing in Yemen.
Sharon Graham seldom pulls her punches, but apart from giving a few quotes, she has not been on picket lines, and failed to give interviews bashing the council or the government.
To begin with, although it’s generally accepted that high tariffs are bad for the economy and thus for stocks, Trump’s tariff policies are seldom clear-cut.
Even Xi admitted that if China wanted to succeed, then the Party would have to do what it seldom does: let go.
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