Definition of oftentimes in English:

oftentimes

adverb ˈɒft(ə)ntʌɪmzˈɒf(ə)ntʌɪmz

North American

1Frequently; many times.
I would oftentimes go there
Example sentencesExamples
- The honesty and openness of her words are oftentimes scary, yet somehow surprisingly liberating.
- We are also here on the beach seeing a lot of people, as you oftentimes do, here on the ocean front.
- Oftentimes the most successful developments are those that evolve slowly.
- There is oftentimes an intense desire for a fresh start from a victim of disease who comes off of it, even for short periods of remission.
- I think the real target oftentimes is not the underclass so much as it is college students.
- They take multiple routes across a complex educational landscape, oftentimes without a roadmap.
- In an oftentimes dull political world, his ability and feistiness come through.
- It was free flowing, oftentimes amusing, and almost like talking to a friend; very pleasant in all respects.
- They come to see markets, then oftentimes spend more money in local shops.
- Cultural dissonance oftentimes manifests itself in different lifestyles and preferences.
- Corporations have the money to snap up the tickets, and oftentimes the regular fan gets left out.
- I think he distorts fact, and oftentimes his distortions are believed by a lot of people that ought to take another look.
- He generally has struck during the week, and oftentimes has struck during the morning rush hour.
- I think when a movement happens, oftentimes it usually doesn't come down to one person.
- These men oftentimes made original contributions to scientific endeavor.
- She clowned around a little bit, which is really what oftentimes goes on in these sessions.
- You know, lawyers oftentimes get criticized about the justice system.
- Technology is all fine and well, but oftentimes we are reminded of the flawed human element which created it in the first place.
- Oftentimes I see that players in form slumps really are just forgetting about doing the basics that they're supposed to be doing.
- Admittedly, military service does change a person and oftentimes for the better.
1. 1.1 In many instances.
  sensory processing is oftentimes a challenge for someone with ASD

Origin

Late Middle English: extended form of oft-times, influenced by often.

Definition of oftentimes in US English:

oftentimes

adverb

North American

1Frequently; many times.
I would oftentimes go there
Example sentencesExamples
- Technology is all fine and well, but oftentimes we are reminded of the flawed human element which created it in the first place.
- The honesty and openness of her words are oftentimes scary, yet somehow surprisingly liberating.
- I think when a movement happens, oftentimes it usually doesn't come down to one person.
- I think the real target oftentimes is not the underclass so much as it is college students.
- We are also here on the beach seeing a lot of people, as you oftentimes do, here on the ocean front.
- There is oftentimes an intense desire for a fresh start from a victim of disease who comes off of it, even for short periods of remission.
- Oftentimes the most successful developments are those that evolve slowly.
- They come to see markets, then oftentimes spend more money in local shops.
- Corporations have the money to snap up the tickets, and oftentimes the regular fan gets left out.
- Oftentimes I see that players in form slumps really are just forgetting about doing the basics that they're supposed to be doing.
- It was free flowing, oftentimes amusing, and almost like talking to a friend; very pleasant in all respects.
- These men oftentimes made original contributions to scientific endeavor.
- Admittedly, military service does change a person and oftentimes for the better.
- I think he distorts fact, and oftentimes his distortions are believed by a lot of people that ought to take another look.
- In an oftentimes dull political world, his ability and feistiness come through.
- You know, lawyers oftentimes get criticized about the justice system.
- Cultural dissonance oftentimes manifests itself in different lifestyles and preferences.
- He generally has struck during the week, and oftentimes has struck during the morning rush hour.
- They take multiple routes across a complex educational landscape, oftentimes without a roadmap.
- She clowned around a little bit, which is really what oftentimes goes on in these sessions.
1. 1.1 In many instances.
  sensory processing is oftentimes a challenge for someone with ASD

Origin

Late Middle English: extended form of ofttimes, influenced by often.

词汇	oftentimes
释义	Definition of oftentimes in English: oftentimes adverb ˈɒft(ə)ntʌɪmzˈɒf(ə)ntʌɪmz North American 1Frequently; many times. I would oftentimes go there Example sentencesExamples The honesty and openness of her words are oftentimes scary, yet somehow surprisingly liberating. We are also here on the beach seeing a lot of people, as you oftentimes do, here on the ocean front. Oftentimes the most successful developments are those that evolve slowly. There is oftentimes an intense desire for a fresh start from a victim of disease who comes off of it, even for short periods of remission. I think the real target oftentimes is not the underclass so much as it is college students. They take multiple routes across a complex educational landscape, oftentimes without a roadmap. In an oftentimes dull political world, his ability and feistiness come through. It was free flowing, oftentimes amusing, and almost like talking to a friend; very pleasant in all respects. They come to see markets, then oftentimes spend more money in local shops. Cultural dissonance oftentimes manifests itself in different lifestyles and preferences. Corporations have the money to snap up the tickets, and oftentimes the regular fan gets left out. I think he distorts fact, and oftentimes his distortions are believed by a lot of people that ought to take another look. He generally has struck during the week, and oftentimes has struck during the morning rush hour. I think when a movement happens, oftentimes it usually doesn't come down to one person. These men oftentimes made original contributions to scientific endeavor. She clowned around a little bit, which is really what oftentimes goes on in these sessions. You know, lawyers oftentimes get criticized about the justice system. Technology is all fine and well, but oftentimes we are reminded of the flawed human element which created it in the first place. Oftentimes I see that players in form slumps really are just forgetting about doing the basics that they're supposed to be doing. Admittedly, military service does change a person and oftentimes for the better. 1.1 In many instances. sensory processing is oftentimes a challenge for someone with ASD Origin Late Middle English: extended form of oft-times, influenced by often. Definition of oftentimes in US English: oftentimes adverb North American 1Frequently; many times. I would oftentimes go there Example sentencesExamples Technology is all fine and well, but oftentimes we are reminded of the flawed human element which created it in the first place. The honesty and openness of her words are oftentimes scary, yet somehow surprisingly liberating. I think when a movement happens, oftentimes it usually doesn't come down to one person. I think the real target oftentimes is not the underclass so much as it is college students. We are also here on the beach seeing a lot of people, as you oftentimes do, here on the ocean front. There is oftentimes an intense desire for a fresh start from a victim of disease who comes off of it, even for short periods of remission. Oftentimes the most successful developments are those that evolve slowly. They come to see markets, then oftentimes spend more money in local shops. Corporations have the money to snap up the tickets, and oftentimes the regular fan gets left out. Oftentimes I see that players in form slumps really are just forgetting about doing the basics that they're supposed to be doing. It was free flowing, oftentimes amusing, and almost like talking to a friend; very pleasant in all respects. These men oftentimes made original contributions to scientific endeavor. Admittedly, military service does change a person and oftentimes for the better. I think he distorts fact, and oftentimes his distortions are believed by a lot of people that ought to take another look. In an oftentimes dull political world, his ability and feistiness come through. You know, lawyers oftentimes get criticized about the justice system. Cultural dissonance oftentimes manifests itself in different lifestyles and preferences. He generally has struck during the week, and oftentimes has struck during the morning rush hour. They take multiple routes across a complex educational landscape, oftentimes without a roadmap. She clowned around a little bit, which is really what oftentimes goes on in these sessions. 1.1 In many instances. sensory processing is oftentimes a challenge for someone with ASD Origin Late Middle English: extended form of ofttimes, influenced by often.
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