Synonyms and antonyms of Often and many times in American Thesaurus

often (adverb)

on many occasions, or in many situations

frequently (adverb)

often

regularly (adverb)

frequently

repeatedly (adverb)

many times

a lot ()

often, or for a long time

all the time ()

often

common (adjective)

happening frequently, or existing in large amounts or numbers

frequent (adjective)

happening often

continual (adjective)

happening again and again, often in an annoying way

perpetual (adjective)

happening so often that you become annoyed as a result

ad nauseam (adverb)

if you do or say something ad nauseam, you repeat it so many times that it annoys other people

a hundred times ()

many times

all too easily ()

used for saying that something often happens, especially something bad

all too often ()

used for saying that something makes you sad or upset because it happens more often than you think it should

always (adverb)

used for saying that something happens often, especially when this annoys you

continually (adverb)

again and again, often in an annoying way

eternally (adverb)

very often, especially in a bad or annoying way

for the thousandth time ()

used for emphasizing that you have said or done something many times before

frequent (adjective)

doing something often

half the time ()

used for talking about things that happen fairly often

hardly a day goes by/passes without something (doing something) ()

used for saying that something happens almost every day

lose count (of something) ()

used for emphasizing that something has happened very many times

many’s the time/day etc. (that) ()

used for saying that something has happened often in the past

most (adverb)

more often, or for a longer period of time than anyone or anything else

oft (adverb)

literary often

often (adverb)

used for talking about how many times something happens in a particular period of time

oftentimes (adverb)

mainly American often; frequently

over and over (again) ()

many times

thick and fast ()

frequently and in large numbers or amounts

time after time ()

many times, usually so often that you become annoyed