infréquence

infréquence: (in-fré-kan-s') s. f.

1°   Défaut de fréquence.

2°   Petit nombre de gens qui fréquentent, qui assistent.

•   Les malintentionnés avaient pris exprès le temps des vendanges et de l'infréquence du sénat pour me porter brusquement ce coup, J. J. ROUSS. Conf. XII.

HISTORIQUE

   XVIe s.

•   Infrequence, COTGRAVE .

ÉTYMOLOGIE

   Lat. infrequentia, de infrequens, infréquent.

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