seldomly
Seldomly is an adverb that means infrequently or rarely. In contemporary English, it is unusual and often regarded as nonstandard or archaic; speakers and writers typically choose seldom or rarely instead. The form is more likely to appear in older literature, regional speech, or stylistic writing aimed at a historical tone.
Usage notes: Seldomly functions like other adverbs of frequency, modifying a verb. Because seldom already covers
Etymology and history: The base adjective and adverb seldom derives from Old English seld, meaning rare or
Examples: Modern, standard usage: They seldom visit the city. She rarely attends meetings. Nonstandard or archaic