How to pronounce “infrequently” in English

And I use this stuff so infrequently that I can never remember what the syntax is, what the command is.

And so Black people were so infrequently regulars on TV, that in the late '60s, "Jet Magazine," the Black weekly, their back page was like, Black People on TV This Week.

But we probably-- it'll happen so infrequently.

And it could come out as infrequently as we wanted.

years, sometimes as infrequently as every seven, in which you get a burst of warmer than

Or they may be buying a little bit more infrequently.

Well, not too infrequently they sent up troops against the rioters.

We pay 99% of our money for the data we very infrequently access.

The court testimony's interesting because it's not infrequently edited or expanded on after the fact.

But given that we use a vehicle very infrequently but that sometimes you have an emergency,

Very infrequently though, like you have to listen.

did not receive cash which is something that I think has too infrequently been looked at in the development literature.

But no, we hire very infrequently.

People who drank, but very infrequently, and they defined that as less than three drinks a week.

And I frequently say, because I know it'll shock you, I'm actually asked this question not infrequently.

And if-- and that you can't change the meanings of short words but you can change the meanings of long words that are infrequently used-- those kind of rules.

Now, in the real world, the one that we're inhabiting in theory today, we get this dopamine release very infrequently.