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rarely

[rair-lee] / ˈrɛər li /


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The comments were out of character for Maples, who rarely spoke ill of anyone to staff, the former employees said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Emma said the risks were rarely discussed, with sunbed use regarded as "quite normal", saying it often made her "feel better about myself".

From BBC

Welsh issues rarely get a mention in these high-level meetings at the centre of government - but this was different.

From BBC

And yet the Test team itself has rarely looked in better shape, with 2025 proving a watershed year.

From BBC

The pair did not undergo training or "logistical preparation" in the Philippines for the 14 December attack with early investigations from local authorities suggesting they "rarely left their hotel," police said.

From BBC