rarely
adv. freq.adv. not very often. You use this to describe something that happens only a few times or almost never.
adv. at infrequent intervals; not often. Typically functions as a frequency marker that modifies the verb or the entire clause.
I rarely eat breakfast before eight in the morning.
The desert receives very little rain, so it rarely stays green for more than a few weeks each year.
Although the two scientists shared a laboratory for over a decade, they rarely spoke about anything other than their immediate research objectives.
From rare + -ly.
Frequency adverb — usually placed before the main verb, but after the verb 'to be'.
I rarely don't go to the gym.I rarely go to the gym.Rarely has a negative meaning; using it with another negative like 'don't' creates a double negative, which is usually incorrect.