Definition for Frequency:

• How often an event occurs. Typically, the event repeats at some rate or cyclic period or is measurable by occurrences per period, like ' hertz' as cycles per second.

Synonyms for Frequency:

• n.

  •
  • modulate,
  • reiteration,
  • incidence,
  • repetition,
  • number,
  • the ionosphere.
  •absolute frequency (noun)
  • absolute frequency.
  •commonness, repetitiveness (noun)
  • Frequentness,
  • oscillation,
  • pulsation,
  • persistence,
  • abundance,
  • prevalence,
  • beat,
  • constancy,
  • recurrence,
  • iteration,
  • regularity.
  •density (noun)
  • denseness,
  • tightness,
  • substantiality,
  • substantialities,
  • concentration,
  • heaviness,
  • impenetrability,
  • crowdedness.
  •electricity (noun)
  • computer,
  • electronics,
  • volt,
  • capacitance,
  • circuit card,
  • electricity,
  • positive,
  • conductor,
  • television,
  • network,
  • direct current,
  • amplifier,
  • diode,
  • backplane,
  • speaker,
  • insulator,
  • impedance,
  • juice,
  • electromagnetism,
  • discharge,
  • crt,
  • kilohertz,
  • anode,
  • shock,
  • voltage,
  • radio,
  • resistor,
  • radar,
  • wattage,
  • triode,
  • resistance,
  • megahertz,
  • ohm,
  • transistor,
  • video,
  • induction,
  • spark,
  • receiver,
  • cathode,
  • electrode,
  • capacitor,
  • ic,
  • connection,
  • alternating current,
  • negative,
  • motherboard,
  • memory,
  • polarity,
  • tweeter,
  • monitor,
  • magnetism,
  • watt,
  • microphone,
  • processor,
  • charge,
  • amperes,
  • fm,
  • circuit,
  • tube,
  • transmitter,
  • ac,
  • current,
  • electrostatic.
  •frequence (noun)
  • frequence.
  •frequency (noun)
  • oftenness,
  • relative frequency,
  • habit.
  •reappearance (noun)
  • intermittence,
  • repetitiveness,
  • habituation,
  • habituations.
  •regularity (noun)
  • universality,
  • orthodoxy,
  • standard,
  • predominance,
  • conventionality,
  • routine,
  • custom,
  • monotony,
  • steadiness,
  • normality,
  • tradition.
  •reoccurrence (noun)
  • re occurrences,
  • re-occurrence,
  • re occurrence,
  • re-occurrences.
  •repetition (noun)
  • restatement.
  •restatement (noun)
  • re statement,
  • re-statements,
  • re-iterations,
  • re-statement,
  • re iterations,
  • re statements,
  • re-iteration,
  • re iteration.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • spectral,
  • vhf,
  • hertz,
  • uhf,
  • rate,
  • short wave,
  • medium wave,
  • thrice,
  • khz,
  • hz,
  • airwaves,
  • waveband,
  • radio wave,
  • long wave,
  • MW.
  •
  • distribution,
  • asynchronous,
  • much,
  • transmission,
  • measurement,
  • temporal,
  • spectrum.
  •
  • length,
  • twice,
  • basis.
  •
  • irregular.
  •
  • time.
  •
  • long.

Paraphrases for Frequency:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    periodicity.
  • Proper noun, singular
    periodicity.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    periodicity.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    Frequencies.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    patterns, TAPES, strips, gangs, Habits, FREQ.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    data, frequently, clutter, channel, interval, repetition, hesitancy, pace, hesitation.
  • Adverb
    frequently.
  • Verb, past participle
    used.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    results.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    frequent.
  • Proper noun, singular
    spectrum.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Spectra, regularity, spectrum, intensity, timing.

Antonyms for Frequency:

• n.

  • commonness, repetitiveness
    irregularity, uncommonness, infrequency.
  • Other antonyms:
    unusualness, Infrequence, rareness.

Frequency Sentence Examples:

• Having experienced a gentle shower of nearly twenty - four hours' duration in Upper Egypt, I inquired of the local governor in relation to the frequency of this phenomenon, and was told by him that not of drop of rain had fallen at that point for more than two years previous.

• In Weismann's words, the theory is, that " the power of regeneration possessed by an animal or by a part of an animal is regulated by adaptation to the frequency of loss and to the extent of the damage done by the loss."