At times and Hardly

At times

At times adverb - Now and then or here and there.
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Hardly and at times are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hardly" instead an adverb phrase "At times".

Hardly

Hardly adverb - In a manner so as to cause loss or suffering.

At times and hardly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "At times" instead an adverb "Hardly".

Nearby Word: hard

Both terms in one sentence

  • The Glorious War of Sisterly Rivalry Lucy and Susan from The Chronicles of Narnia - it's hardly the focus of the books, but there are hints at times.
  • Wrestling / Seth Rollins While he's hardly a weakling, his role as an arrogant Dirty Coward leads to him taking a few one sided beatings at times.
  • The wizard Schmendrick of The Last Unicorn is, at times, capable of awe-inspiring magic...the trouble is, he can hardly ever get it to work, and usually it doesn't do what he expected.
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