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Meaning rarely meaning
What does rarely mean?
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rarely
rarely
Synonyms rarely synonyms
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Topics rarely topics
What do people use rarely to talk about?
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Examples rarely examples
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Simple sentences
I rarely drive to work.
The mandatory character of schooling is rarely analyzed in the multitude of works dedicated to the study of the various ways to develop within children the desire to learn.
I see it rarely.
Englishmen rarely talk to strangers in the train.
Rarely have I met such a graceful dancer.
It was an event that occurred only rarely.
These structures would rarely, if ever, occur in spoken English.
Compared with those in America, Japanese marriages rarely end in divorce.
Ah, now I remember. I used a condom; something I rarely, or rather practically never, do.
Rarely do I listen to the radio.
I rarely catch a cold.
I rarely saw him at school.
He promised to bring new industries to the region, but politicians rarely keep their word.
He is rarely in a good mood.
He is rarely, if ever, late for appointments.
Dad rarely gets back home before midnight.
I'm such a coward that I rarely visit the dentist.
I rarely go to the movies.
When I started traveling, I rarely felt lonely.
Weather reports rarely come true.
He rarely gives up.
Movie subtitles
She rarely appeared to the public because she was a student.
These things rarely are.
It's fine, except the rebound is rarely the real thing. ln fact, it's the bunk.
Only very rarely.
I'm happy to say now, I rarely missed.
I rarely see her. And you?
As the years passed, the miracle of Dorian's changeless youth. caused wonder but rarely suspicion.
It strikes rarely.
Rarely have I seen hand with so much good fortune.
He rarely speaks. Why talk?
It took me a long time to realize I was to die from a disease that rarely strikes people of my age.
No, I rarely touch it.
Well, there's some people that rarely touch it, but it touches them often.
He rarely leaves any margin for error.
Aviators are rarely wounded.
You know, brothers rarely avoid these little things.
As you know, I rarely play the guitar beneath your window.
Very rarely.
Men rarely love beauty.
Mr. Forestier's rarely in.
He should be, but I rarely see him.
Besides, news is rarely good, so let it take its sweet time.
I have rarely been so charmingly received.
I like a bit of conversation. and I rarely get spoiled that way here.
I rarely go upstairs anymore.
No, you'll be far too handsome. All the guests would wonder why i hadn't married you. Very, very rich and respectable men are so rarely handsome.
No, I rarely touch it. Well, there's some people that rarely touch it, but it touches them often.
Oh, I'm terribly sorry, pet. but there are always so many people at my parties that I didn't invite. that I rarely get a chance to speak to my guests.
Then let us say there are always so many guests. that I rarely get a chance to speak to those I didn't invite.
I've rarely met a murderer who wasn't at a movie at the time of the murder.
You visit too rarely! Don't be silly.
Ahab kept to his cabin and was rarely seen.
We so rarely touch anymore.
They moved up and down the wall, rarely reaching the corner, and never going past it.
News and current affairs
Rarely has a small country been represented by a statesman of such world stature: only Thomas Masaryk and Jan Smuts come to mind to compare with him.
But he rarely seems to act on the basis of raw sentiment or instinctive prejudice.
Even when its energy dependence on the Middle East was at its peak, the US rarely altered its policy of support for Israel.
Countries like South Korea and Japan, for example, have curtailed their imports of Iranian oil only reluctantly; countries like China and Russia rarely play straight on sanctions in the first place.
Rarely is a scientist an expert in more than one area, because the worlds and languages are so different.
NEW YORK - Conventional wisdom rarely survives a good stress test, and few tests have been as stressful as that which the global economy has endured over the past 24 months.
UKIP is popular in some parts of England where immigrants are rarely seen.
Rarely in history has a political movement been so deliberately set by its founder on a course toward chaos.
Good times - and these are good times for the global economy - are rarely the moment for concrete initiatives to deal with difficult problems.
However, an important issue is rarely mentioned: in small, open economies - a description that applies to almost every country except the US - the main channel of monetary policy is the exchange rate.
Whether it involved absolute loyalty or murderous rivalry, traditional politics was rarely divorced from personal passion.
What is scarce is attention, which depends on credibility - and government propaganda is rarely credible.
China's rulers rarely wash their dirty linen in public.
What this pattern suggests is that the Party can rarely choke down more than the smallest dose of political reform, much less outright criticism before reacting in an almost autonomic fashion against it.
Moreover, commodity booms frequently produce ugly politics in countries with weak institutions, leading to costly struggles for resource rents, which are rarely invested wisely.
Rarely have I been so profoundly moved.
Women had jobs, but rarely careers.
When it breaks down, the car of an unlicensed driver is towed to a lot, where it is rarely claimed.
Politicians often change their message from one speech to the next, but rarely contradict it so glaringly in the same speech.
Prime Minister Najib Razak's government was transparently vindictive in pursuing allegations of sodomy (a crime rarely prosecuted in Malaysia) against Anwar.
Yet, choices about battling humanity's biggest challenges are rarely founded in a principled framework of prioritization.
And we all know that it is in the nature of New Year's resolutions that, even when they are made, they are rarely kept.
The second pointer is that foreign affairs, though rarely a major factor in any country's national elections, can contribute to a general sense of unease about political leadership.
My method is based largely on the observation that you rarely hear of a poor bookie.