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often

Definition for often

adverb as in frequently

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"Negative feedback can be difficult to accept, but it often provides the most valuable learning opportunities. Teaching people to embrace feedback -- even when it's critical -- could greatly enhance learning outcomes in many fields."

The research emphasized that the informational value of feedback often outweighs the emotional discomfort of being wrong, particularly when tied to a clear incentive, such as monetary rewards.

I stopped climbing for a while and instead went hiking, often by myself.

As the implications dawn on many such families, there are warnings of lower investment, lower employment, lower growth and the potential takeover of a vital part of the economy by big, and often foreign, corporates.

From BBC

As a big consumer of fossil fuels, China has often thrown its weight behind them in the past, such as by resisting the UK’s effort to get agreement to phase out coal at COP26 in Glasgow.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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