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Some words have no perfect antonyms.

"Occasional" is on a scale:

Always...frequently...often...occasionally...seldom...infrequently...rarely...never.

There is really no opposite. For words like this, the logical answer is to add "Not". "Not occasional" is the opposite of occasional.

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