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the rarely
adverb
Not occurring at a regular interval; seldom; not often.
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But then Brady performed the rarely used quick kick.
MOMA exhibits the rarely seen environments on the sixth floor.
Last year he conquered the rarely performed Man and Superman.
Doña Jacinta, as she is known, lives in Asunción, the rarely visited capital of the rarely visited (and landlocked) country of Paraguay.
"Weeds" actually meets the rarely fulfilled promise of Showtime's former slogan: "No Limits".
He was honored with the rarely awarded Mastership in the American College of Physicians.
Or that the rarely seen $2 bill still accounts for 1% of all American notes printed?
These photos afford a glimpse of the rarely seen but increasingly present resistance.
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Angling off the rarely-fished southern coast is phenomenal.
Now the rarely-seen community disc archive has been republished onto a dedicated website, Domesday Reloaded.
Scaling down the clock frequency of the rarely-used stages is applied to reduce wasted power consumption.
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