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Irregularly   /ɪrˈɛgjələrli/   Listen
Irregularly

adverb
1.
In an irregular manner.  Antonym: regularly.
2.
Having an irregular form.  Antonym: regularly.
3.
In an irregular manner.  Synonym: on an irregular basis.  Antonym: regularly.
4.
In an irregular manner.






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"Irregularly" Quotes from Famous Books



... this example, until I see some man for his indiscretion in the support of power, for his violent and intemperate servility, rendered incapable of sitting in Parliament. For as it now stands, the fault of overstraining popular qualities, and, irregularly if you please, asserting popular privileges, has led to disqualification; the opposite fault never has produced the slightest punishment. Resistance to power has shut the door of the House of Commons to one man; ...
— The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Vol. I. (of 12) • Edmund Burke

... ridge, regarded in the neighbourhood as the chief's pleasure-ground where nobody went except to call upon the chief, they must, having mounted it lower down than where they descended, pass the cottage. The grove of birch, mountain-ash, and fir which surrounded it, was planted quite irregularly, and a narrow foot-path went winding through it to the door. Against one of the firs was a rough bench turned to the west, and seated upon it they saw Ian, smoking a formless mass of much defiled sea-foam, otherwise meer-schaum. He rose, uncovered, and sat down again. But Christina, who regarded ...
— What's Mine's Mine • George MacDonald

... contains a description of the Jewish cemetery at Prague: "Through winding, filthy, pent-up, and over-peopled lanes, in the part of the old town next the river, heaped up with old clothes, trinket-ware, villainous-looking bread, and horrid sausages, one attains to an open space irregularly and rudely walled in and full of graves. The monuments date from the tenth century. No language can give an idea of its first impression. At one end one sees innumerable masses of grey weather-beaten stones in every grotesque angle of incidence and coincidence, but all rude and mean, covered ...
— Principal Cairns • John Cairns

... a short silence, and then faintly, slowly, and irregularly three other knocks came back ...
— The Christian - A Story • Hall Caine

... in number, and come so irregularly, that probably only a few Mexican hotheads are shooting," Dave hinted, quietly. "Troops, going into action, don't ...
— Dave Darrin at Vera Cruz • H. Irving Hancock


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