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frequent
[ adjective free-kwuhnt; verb fri-kwent, free-kwuhnt ]
adjective
- happening or occurring at short intervals:
to make frequent trips to Tokyo.
- constant, habitual, or regular:
a frequent guest.
- located at short distances apart:
frequent towns along the shore.
verb (used with object)
- to visit often; go often to; be often in:
to frequent the art galleries.
frequent
adjective
- recurring at short intervals
- constant or habitual
verb
- tr to visit repeatedly or habitually
Derived Forms
- freˈquenter, noun
- ˈfrequentness, noun
- freˈquentable, adjective
- ˈfrequently, adverb
Other Words From
- fre·quenta·ble adjective
- fre·quenter noun
- frequent·ness noun
- non·frequent adjective
- non·frequent·ly adverb
- over·frequent adjective
- over·frequent·ly adverb
- un·frequent adjective
- un·frequent·ly adverb
- unfre·quenta·ble adjective
- well-fre·quented adjective
Word History and Origins
Origin of frequent1
Word History and Origins
Origin of frequent1
Example Sentences
She was a frequent, telegenic surrogate for his campaign on Fox News.
For women whose kidneys do not work pregnancy is even harder on the body and more frequent dialysis is recommended to keep the blood as clean as possible.
It was regularly frequented by writers including poet Robert Fergusson, artists and many members of the judiciary.
Globally, scientists say that tropical cyclones and hurricanes are unlikely to become more frequent overall.
A shift occurred in the 1990s when economic reforms opened India to the world, allowing entrepreneurs to open private coffee shops frequented by young peeople, who saw it as a hip experience.
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