Synonym: common, habitual, haunt, many, prevalent, recurrent, regular, infrequent, rare. Similar words: frequently, frequency, subsequent, requirement, consequently, request, require, required. Meaning: ['frɪːkwənt] v. 1. do one's shopping at; do business with; be a customer or client of 2. be a regular or frequent visitor to a certain place. adj. 1. coming at short intervals or habitually 2. frequently encountered.
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211 Problems of social adjustment constituted the most frequent single source of anger outbursts among children.
212 That had to ne injected daily, but her husband recalls the injections being much less frequent.
213 There are frequent references in her notes to such visits.
214 I'd like to follow footpaths but the obstructions are too frequent.
215 In the area of basic national defense the frequent need for absolute secrecy is, of course, self-evident.
216 Effluent discharges are often made inconspicuous by buildings or the frequent disappearance of the watercourse into culverts.
217 Guards shouted in the corridor where she heard frequent footsteps.
218 Because of this,[http://sentencedict.com/frequent.html] air travel to deal with the social aspects of human interactions will be more frequent.
219 He followed events closely in his native land, writing frequent commentaries for the press there.
220 Obviously where frequent attempts are made at reconciliation the cost accounts may be reasonably accurate.
221 Frequent reviews with the manager and directors take place, so that the teams are fully aware of the Business Unit objectives.
222 Sea-level rise and more frequent extreme weather are no longer theory but reality.
223 The future Making people's jobs more interesting is the frequent benefit claimed of automation - the industrial robot is no exception.
224 A frequent accusation levelled against the nouveau roman and, indeed, both modernism and postmodernism is their apolitical nature.
225 Its use is most frequent in the field of consumer products.
226 Despite frequent double-teaming, Shaw was still the Bears' most viable receiving option.
227 Mountain goats are unusual in that mild displays of aggression are especially frequent.
228 There sieges were less frequent and pitched battles more important.
229 In fact, the disjunction between promise and reality is frequent and extensive in many political systems.
230 But Lissovsky's biggest problem is to persuade the gangsters who frequent the club to settle their differences elsewhere.
231 Leave blank lines between paragraphs and make frequent use of headings to hold the reader's interest.
232 Frequent sales from central banks over the past few years have barely eaten into stocks.
233 Warm, affectionate moments may become less frequent and increasingly difficult to achieve.
234 It may be that the best corrective to them arises from frequent interaction with a more benign reality.
235 All the dominants have high frequency here with Calluna the most dominant, and Cladonia species are frequent.
236 In the Forest of Dean poaching was rife, and there were frequent violent clashes between keepers and poachers.
237 Restriction of livestock with similar variations is also a frequent negative element in combinations of conservation techniques.
238 A frequent tactic is to try to distort the meaning of words.
239 A: They have the same value to other carriers as frequent flier tickets: None.
240 Florence was a frequent visitor ... and had many of her ideas adopted in Parliament through the devotion of her brother-in-law.
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