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sporadically
[ spuh-rad-ik-uh-lee ]
adverb
- every now and then; at irregular intervals in time:
Ox-eye sunflowers bloom sporadically throughout the summer.
- here and there; in scattered locations:
Little candles, placed sporadically among the chapel pews, lit up people’s faces.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of sporadically1
Example Sentences
Raducanu has played with a freedom and confidence only seen sporadically since her stunning US Open success.
Data collected by Carnegie in 2020 shows that around 60% of Indian Americans follow Indian government and public affairs regularly, leaving a significant portion who "engage only sporadically".
As for instructions on how to make those dishes delicious, those are sporadically offered.
Newsom will likely participate more sporadically in “Politickin,” which includes interviews with celebrities such as comedian Chelsea Handler and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, once his new podcast takes off, York said.
With no gas, they sporadically use a fireplace to stay warm.
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