Casually and Rarely

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Casually adverb - In an unconcerned manner.

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Rarely and casually are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rarely" instead an adverb "Casually".

Nearby Words: casual, casualty

Rarely adverb - Not often.

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Casually and rarely are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Casually" instead an adverb "Rarely".

Nearby Words: rare, rarity, rareness

First-Name Basis: Rippner casually calls Lisa by her first name or "Leese" in spite of the little time that they know each other, while Lisa rarely uses Rippner's name, only using it when he introduces himself and later when she's goading him in the climax by calling him, "Jack".

Source: Film / Red Eye
In Wolf Hall, Thomas Cromwell rarely betrays his emotions casually.

Source: The Stoic
He's the greatest admiral of the Long War, easily conquering the unconquerable Iserlohn, casually smashing Heinessen's defence Kill Sats during the Alliance Civil War, and generally winning with such skills that rarely someone can see his moves before they find themselves attacked on the flank.

Source: Beware The Nice Ones / Anime

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