Frequenter

Pronunciation: /ˈfriː.kwən.tər/

Definitions of frequenter

noun a person who regularly visits a place or attends an event

Example Sentences

A1 My sister is a frequenter of the local library.

A2 As a frequenter of the gym, she knows all the regulars.

B1 The cafe is popular among the frequenters of the nearby office buildings.

B2 The museum is a must-visit for art frequenters in the city.

C1 He is a frequenter of high-end restaurants and knows all the best places to dine.

C2 The theater frequenter has seen every play performed in the city this season.

Examples of frequenter in a Sentence

formal The frequenter of the art gallery was always seen admiring the latest exhibits.

informal She's a regular frequenter at the local coffee shop, always ordering the same latte.

slang He's a real club frequenter, always hitting up the hottest spots in town.

figurative As a frequenter of bookstores, she was always on the hunt for new knowledge and inspiration.

Grammatical Forms of frequenter

• past tense: frequented
• plural: frequenters
• comparative: more frequent
• superlative: most frequent
• present tense: frequents
• future tense: will frequent
• perfect tense: have frequented
• continuous tense: is frequenting
• singular: frequenter
• positive degree: frequent
• infinitive: to frequent
• gerund: frequenting
• participle: frequenting

Origin and Evolution of frequenter

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'frequenter' originated from the Latin word 'frequentare', which means to visit often or to be in the habit of going to a place.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'frequenter' has maintained its original meaning of someone who visits a place regularly or is a regular customer. However, it has also come to be used more broadly to refer to someone who engages in a particular activity or behavior regularly.