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Ofttimes

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of·ten·times  (ôfn-tmz, ôftn-, fn-, ftn-) also oft·times (ôftmz, f-)
adv.
Frequently; repeatedly.
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Adv.1.ofttimes - many times at short intervals; "we often met over a cup of coffee"
frequently, oft, often, oftentimes


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