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61Frequent Communion — The influence of the Puritans on the religious life of the Church was in many instances tremendous and far reaching. While the Prayer Book provides for frequent Communion, that is, every Lord s Day and Holy Day at the least, yet under the… …
62frequent-flier — also frequent flyer adjective of, relating to, or being an airline program that offers awards for specified numbers of air miles traveled …
63frequent-flyer — adjective see frequent flier …
64frequent-flier — adjective also frequent flyer ¦ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ : of, relating to, or being an airline program that offers awards for specified numbers of air miles traveled …
65frequent-flyer — adjective see frequent flier …
66frequent — fre|quẹnt 〈Adj.; er, am es|ten〉 1. 〈geh.〉 1.1 häufig 1.2 zahlreich 1.3 sehr besucht 2. 〈Med.〉 beschleunigt (Pulsschlag) [<lat. frequens „häufig, zahlreich“] * * * fre|quẹnt <Adj.> [lat. frequens (Gen.: frequentis) = häufig, zahlreich,… …
67frequent — Synonyms and related words: affect, attend, automatic, beaten, common, constant, continual, continuing, continuous, countless, customary, cyclical, ever recurring, everyday, familiar, frequentative, habitual, hackneyed, hang around, hang out,… …
68freqüent — fre|qüent Mot Agut Adjectiu invariable …
69frequent — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. regular (see frequency). v. t. haunt, hang around or out [at] (inf.). See habit. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. recurrent, repeated, recurring, many, numerous, common, habitual, usual, regular,… …
70frequent — fre|quẹnt 〈Adj.〉 1. häufig, zahlreich, sehr besucht 2. 〈Med.〉 beschleunigt; frequenter Puls [Etym.: <lat. frequens, »häufig, zahlreich«] …