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rarely
[ rair-lee ]
adverb
- on rare occasions; infrequently; seldom:
I'm rarely late for appointments.
- exceptionally; in an unusual degree.
- unusually or remarkably well; excellent.
rarely
/ ˈɛəɪ /
adverb
- hardly ever; seldom
I'm rarely in town these days
- to an unusual degree; exceptionally
- dialect.uncommonly well; excellently
he did rarely at market yesterday
Usage
Example Sentences
But, in views rarely expressed to media, others who backed it said the war had been a mistake, and even questioned the group's future as a military force.
Philanthropy: L.A. rarely makes even the top 15 or 20 of charitable cities on the websites that rank such things.
People rarely change their minds — especially on big political questions — just because they are presented with “the better argument.”
Aston Villa and manager Unai Emery are reaping the rewards for seizing the moment to buck the trend that states the January transfer window is high-risk and rarely offers value.
They are either at work or at home, and rarely go elsewhere these days, Paredes said.
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