frequent in Latin
frequent in Latin is creber, frequēns, saepis — frequent means happening often; occurring at short intervals.
frequent in Latin
creber
Done or occurring often; common.
frequēns
Done or occurring often; common.
saepis
Done or occurring often; common.
What does "frequent" mean?
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adj Happening often; occurring at short intervals.
"He is a frequent visitor to the local library."
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verb To visit a place regularly.
"The band used to frequent that small jazz club before they got famous."
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frequent in a sentence
- He is a frequent visitor to the local library.
- Frequent breaks helped her stay focused during the long exam.
- The band used to frequent that small jazz club before they got famous.
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What is "frequent" in Latin?
"frequent" in Latin is creber, frequēns, saepis. frequent means: Happening often; occurring at short intervals.
How do you use "frequent" in a sentence?
Example: "He is a frequent visitor to the local library." In Latin, "frequent" is creber, frequēns, saepis.
Are there other ways to say "frequent" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "frequent": creber, frequēns, saepis.
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