every once in a while Idiom

every once in a while

Idiom(s): (every) now and then AND (every) now and again; (every) once in a while

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occasionally; infrequently.
• We eat lamb every now and then.
• We eat pork now and then.
• I read a novel every now and again.
• We don t go to the movies except maybe every now and then.
• I drink coffee every once in a while.
• I drink tea once in a while.

(every) already in a while

Occasionally; sometimes. I don't biking often, but every already in a while I aloof charge to get abroad from the city. My mom has sweets already in a while but mostly eats alone advantageous foods.Learn more: once, while

every already in a while

From time to time; occasionally.Learn more: every, once, while

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every once in a while Idiom