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sporadic

[spuh-rad-ik] / spəˈræd ɪk /


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“Chain of Fire” follows these sporadic colonial campaigns through the firsthand accounts of participants.

From The Wall Street Journal

The patient leaflets for Ozempic, Wegovy, and Mounjaro recommend once‑weekly injections on a fixed schedule under medical supervision, indicating the drugs are intended for regular, continuous use rather than occasional or sporadic dosing.

From BBC

Hallmark Channel celebrates with Christmas movies, and even most long-running television series take a sporadic approach.

From Los Angeles Times

Ohio State scored on its first five drives on the way to a 48-10 victory on Saturday at Ohio Stadium, the highlights for the Bruins sporadic enough to be counted on one hand.

From Los Angeles Times

The reality: Portland’s 2020 social justice protests, which resulted in hundreds of arrests and continued for months, turned sporadic by early 2021.

From Salon