at all times, without any exceptions
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not at any point in time
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on many occasions
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on some occasions but not always
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on a very infrequent basis
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regularly and with short time in between
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not on a regular basis
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used to refer to something that happens rarely or infrequently
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at predictable, equal time periods
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in a way that continues without any pause
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without any pause or interruption
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at any point in time
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in a manner that occurs multiple times
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in most situations or under normal circumstances
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on very rare occasions
in a way that happens according to routine and repetition
for one single time
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in a way that happens every day or once a day
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without a fixed schedule or pattern
in a way than happens once every month
for two instances
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in a way that occurs occasionally or infrequently
on occasions that are not regular or frequent
in a way that is not continuous or regular
The idiom "off and on" likely originated from the concept of something being turned on or off non-stop, such as a switch or a light. It conveys the idea of sporadic or irregular occurrences, much like the constant activation and deactivation of a switch. This phrase is commonly used in conversations and written language to express the irregular nature of something, highlighting periods of activity followed by periods of inactivity or absence.
on irregular but not rare occasions
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