frequent
1 of 2adjective/ˈfrik.wɛnt/
Forms:more frequent,most frequent
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done or happening regularly
- She made frequent trips to the gym to maintain her fitness.
- The frequent rain showers made the streets slippery.
- He experienced frequent headaches due to stress.
- The frequent visits from their relatives kept them busy.
- The frequent delays in public transportation frustrated commuters.
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common and encountered in a regular or typical manner
- It is a frequent occurrence for heavy traffic to build up during rush hour.
- Wearing traditional clothing during festivals is a frequent practice in the region.
- Power outages are a frequent problem in this rural area due to poor infrastructure.
- It's frequent for people in this community to gather at the local market every weekend.
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(of a person) regularly visiting or engaging with a particular place or activity
- She is a frequent visitor to the art gallery, always attending new exhibitions.
- He became a frequent customer at the café, ordering the same drink every morning.
- The park is filled with frequent joggers, enjoying their daily runs.
- As a frequent attendee of the conference, she knows many of the regular participants.
- They were frequent travelers, always exploring new destinations around the world.
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