Extraordinary
Extraordinary adjective - Being out of the ordinary.
Usage example: the marine is being cited for extraordinary courage
Frequent is an antonym for extraordinary.
Nearby Word: extraordinarily
Frequent
Frequent adjective - Often observed or encountered.
Usage example: finches are frequent sights in this part of the country
Both words in one sentence
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While they have their reasons for this, making Malcolm a president who understands being poor, they're also truly terrible with their own money and waste an extraordinary amount, particularly on Hal's frequent and short-lived obsessions, making it a bit of a Broken Aesop.
Source: Series / Malcolm in the Middle -
If there are unexpected calamities in the kingdom, such as frequent extraordinary winds or rains, he is unceremoniously rejected and replaced.
Source: Ancient Rome
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