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frequently in Latin

frequently in Latin is saepe, frequenter, crēbriter — frequently means often; at frequent intervals.

frequently in Latin

saepe
adv
At frequent intervals.
frequenter
adv
At frequent intervals.
crēbriter
adv
At frequent intervals.

What does "frequently" mean?

  1. adv Often; at frequent intervals.
    "She frequently travels to Spain for work."
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frequently in a sentence

  • She frequently travels to Spain for work.
  • This mistake is frequently made by beginner programmers.

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What is "frequently" in Latin?

"frequently" in Latin is saepe, frequenter, crēbriter. frequently means: Often; at frequent intervals.

How do you use "frequently" in a sentence?

Example: "She frequently travels to Spain for work." In Latin, "frequently" is saepe, frequenter, crēbriter.

Are there other ways to say "frequently" in Latin?

Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "frequently": saepe, frequenter, crēbriter.

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