Quently

Quently is a term that sometimes appears in informal English, particularly in online contexts. It is generally understood to be a portmanteau, blending the words "quite" and "frequently." The intended meaning is often to convey a high degree of occurrence or regularity, similar to saying something happens "quite often" or "very frequently."

The usage of "quently" is not recognized in standard English dictionaries and is considered a neologism. Its adoption and understanding are largely confined to specific communities or individuals who employ it. As a result, it can sometimes lead to confusion for those unfamiliar with the term. While it serves as a concise way to express a specific nuance of frequency, its lack of widespread acceptance means it is typically avoided in formal writing and communication. The effectiveness of "quently" relies heavily on the audience's familiarity with its origin and intended meaning.