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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
That figure does not include about 50 management-level prosecutors, who rarely handle trials or filing decisions.
Animals born and raised in zoos are rarely considered for release because they either don't have the survival skills or have become too used to human interaction.
Still, research from the U.S. and other countries shows that voluntary initiatives rarely have a meaningful impact on the food supply, Taillie said.
But with their season on the line, the Lakers did something they’d rarely done all season: They dominated the third quarter.
“The heads of our company are rarely here in the office, and their corner offices sit dark a lot of the time.”
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