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View definitions for hardly ever

hardly ever

adverb as in infrequently

adverb as in little

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Jayce Baron, another one of Java’s caretakers in her final years, said queer people today are “benefiting as a community on the backs and shoulders of trans people of color, and are hardly ever giving them their credit or their just due.”

Dinosaurs are hardly ever found in their entirety, and this one is no exception.

But on the ground campaigning for reelection, Kiley said that he is focused on issues such as crime and the cost of living and that politics comes up “hardly ever.”

Possibly citrus, I hardly ever cook without lemon, lime or a sour orange finding its way in there.

From Salon

And while there’s nothing wrong with a director emulating a certain aesthetic, Burton’s well-documented history of hardly ever casting minority actors for his roles makes the "Soul Train" scene sit all the more uncomfortably.

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

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