Often Synonyms

33 often synonyms include frequently, many times, many a time, on numerous occasions, on many occasions, a lot, in many cases, and again and again. Often is an adverb, and its antonyms are seldom, rarely, and never. Here are some additional synonyms for "often" with example sentences.

Another word for Often

33 other ways to say often.

  • week out  
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  • week in  
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  • usually
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  • time and time again  
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  • time and again  
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  • time after time  
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  • repeatedly  
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  • regularly  
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  • recurrently  
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  • over and over again  
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  • over and over  
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  • ordinarily  
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  • on numerous occasions  
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  • on many occasions  
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  • oftentimes  
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  • oft-times  
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  • oft  
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  • many times  
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  • many a time  
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  • lots  
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  • in many instances  
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  • in many cases  
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  • habitually  
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  • generally
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  • frequently
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  • day out  
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  • day in  
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  • continually  
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  • commonly  
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  • as often as not  
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  • a lot
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  • all the time  
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  • again and again  
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Use often in a Sentence

Ambitious individuals often seek challenges.

Being patient often leads to success.

Conflict often leads to compromise.

Dragons are often seen as mythical.

Emotional moments often bring healing.

Firefighters are often on duty overnight.

Ghost sightings are often reported at night.

He often forgets to lock the door.

I often cry during movies.

Life is often a paradox itself.

Miscommunication often causes unnecessary conflict.

New automobiles often feature innovations.

Outdated ideas often hinder progress and innovation.

Poverty often leads to hopelessness and despair.

Quality goods are often sold at a premium.

Reality often surpasses our expectations.

She often jogs in the early morning.

They often meet for lunch on Fridays.

Uncomfortable situations often teach resilience.

Wise decisions often prevent future regret.

Zealots often ignore facts in favor of their beliefs.