Pronunciation: /ˈfrikwənsi/
noun the rate at which something occurs or is repeated over a particular period of time
A1 I watch TV with high frequency.
A2 The frequency of buses in this area is every 15 minutes.
B1 The frequency of earthquakes in this region is a cause for concern.
B2 The frequency of meetings at work has increased since the new manager took over.
C1 The frequency of flights to this destination has decreased due to the pandemic.
C2 Researchers are studying the frequency of genetic mutations in the population.
verb not applicable
A1 I frequency visit my grandparents on weekends.
A2 She frequencies checks her email every hour.
B1 We need to frequency monitor our progress to ensure we stay on track.
B2 The company frequencies conducts surveys to gather customer feedback.
C1 The scientist frequencies measures the radiation levels in the environment.
C2 The athlete frequencies trains six days a week to maintain peak performance.
adjective not applicable
A1 I watch TV with high frequency.
A2 She listens to music with low frequency.
B1 The frequency of earthquakes in this region is concerning.
B2 The frequency of updates on this software is impressive.
C1 The frequency of flights to this destination has increased over the years.
C2 The frequency of errors in this system needs to be minimized.
adverb not applicable
A1 I brush my teeth with the right frequency every day.
A2 She checks her email with a high frequency to stay updated.
B1 The frequency of buses in this area is quite low, so plan your journey accordingly.
B2 The company monitors the stock market with great frequency to make informed decisions.
C1 The frequency at which earthquakes occur in this region is a cause for concern.
C2 Scientists study the frequency of mutations in DNA to understand genetic diseases better.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I watch TV with a high frequency.
A2 The frequency of buses in this area is very low.
B1 The frequency of earthquakes in this region is a cause for concern.
B2 The frequency of meetings has increased since the new manager took over.
C1 The frequency of flights to this destination has been reduced due to the pandemic.
C2 The frequency of errors in the software has decreased significantly after the latest update.
preposition not applicable
A1 I go to the gym with a frequency of three times a week.
A2 She checks her email with a frequency of every hour.
B1 The company sends out newsletters with a frequency of once a month.
B2 The radio station plays the hit song with a frequency of every two hours.
C1 The scientist measured the earthquake's frequency of occurrence over the past decade.
C2 The satellite collects data on the frequency of solar flares in the atmosphere.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I exercise with a high frequency.
A2 The frequency of buses in this area is very low.
B1 The frequency of earthquakes in this region is a cause for concern.
B2 The frequency of meetings has increased since the new manager took over.
C1 The frequency of updates to the software is determined by user feedback.
C2 The frequency of flights to the remote island is limited due to weather conditions.
interjection not applicable
A1 Frequency! I can't hear you over the loud music!
A2 Frequency, please stop talking so loudly in the library.
B1 The frequency of buses in this area is quite high, so you won't have to wait long for one.
B2 The frequency of earthquakes in this region is a cause for concern.
C1 The frequency of meetings at work is getting out of hand.
C2 The frequency of flights to this destination has increased significantly in recent years.
article not applicable
A1 I listen to the radio with a high frequency.
A2 The frequency of buses in this area is very low.
B1 The frequency of earthquakes in this region is a cause for concern.
B2 The frequency of updates for this software is impressive.
C1 The frequency of flights to this destination has increased in recent years.
C2 The frequency of errors in this system needs to be reduced.
formal The frequency of earthquakes in this region is concerning to geologists.
informal I can't believe the frequency of traffic jams on this road.
slang The frequency of his jokes is off the charts.
figurative The frequency of her visits to the gym is like clockwork.
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