Joseph Turian: [nq:2]Can anyone think of a single word synonym for "almost never"? i.e. "rarely" but stronger.[/nq] "Skitt": [nq:1]Seldom.[/nq] That doesn't seem any stronger than "rarely" to me, maybe less strong. For sure, neither one reaches the strength of "almost never". Mark Brader > "To a security officer the ideal world was one where Toronto > nobody talke
[nq:1]Can anyone think of a single word synonym for "almost never"? i.e. "rarely" but stronger. Usage: This extreme tack is taken. Joseph[/nq] Maybe two words? This extreme tack is hardly ever taken. Fran
[nq:2]Can anyone think of a single word synonym for "almost never"? i.e. "rarely" but stronger. Usage: This extreme tack is taken.[/nq] [nq:1]Seldom.[/nq] Is 'seldom' stronger than 'rarely'? I'd have thought 'twere the other way around.
[nq:2]Is 'seldom' stronger than 'rarely'? I'd have thought 'twere the other way around.[/nq] [nq:1]I think the issue is rather personal.[/nq] Whoosh. I'm afraid I missed the joke.
[nq:2]I think the issue is rather personal.[/nq] [nq:1]Whoosh. I'm afraid I missed the joke.[/nq] No great joke, just my obscure way of saying that deciding which is the stronger is a matter of individual perception.
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