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The word "seldom" is an adverb that means rarely, infrequently or not often. It was used in its archaic form as an adjective to mean rare or infrequently. The word "seldom" comes from the Middle English and was derived from the Old English word "seldum".
"I seldom get the chance to read these days", "Seldom do we meet now that we are both working" and "It was seldom chance that we met" are all examples of the word "seldom" being used in a sentence.
Seldom is also the name of a band of the pop-rock genre hailing from Seattle. The members of the band number just three and the trio comprised Casey Foubert on the drums, Casey Wescott on the guitar and Yuuki Matthews on the keyboard and providing the vocals.
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