overfrequent
overfrequent adjective: excessively frequent.
Adjective
overfrequent (comparative more overfrequent, superlative most overfrequent)
- Excessively frequent.
- Those perhaps overfrequent references to one of literature’s great characters contrast with the real-life figures who appear in several scenes.2007 September 16, Susann Cokal, “Dream Suite for Cello”, in New York Times
Forms of overfrequent
| comparative | more overfrequent |
|---|---|
| superlative | most overfrequent |
Origin of overfrequent
From over- + frequent.
Words formed from overfrequent
Questions about overfrequent
- What does overfrequent mean?
- Overfrequent means excessively frequent.
- What part of speech is overfrequent?
- Overfrequent is an adjective.
Words near overfrequent in the dictionary
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