Something that happens often is referred to as "frequent." This term indicates that an event or occurrence takes place repeatedly within a given time frame. Other synonyms include "common" or "regular," depending on the context in which it is used.
Because that's how the scientific method works. You see something happening, you get an idea of why it happens that way, then you perform an experiment to see if your idea is correct.
false
theory A+ :D
A "cause" means why or how something happens. It is a commonly held and scientifically evidenced assertion that, if not all, certainly most things happen due to a cause. This is known as the principle of "cause and effect".
it depends..if it is a food product it can make you sick or ill but if it is something else then it can cause damage to the property
If it happens often, it happens commonly.
weekly
Annual.
triannual
An annual event
When you foresee something and it happens, some people call it dejávu, others may call it prophecy. Depends on your forté
In my opinion yes it is. Often suggests something happens quite regularly and rarely suggests it doesn't happen that .....eh often !! ha good question
No, often and seldom are not the same. "Often" means something happens frequently or regularly, while "seldom" means something happens rarely or infrequently.
Frequency is how often something happens.
How often something happens.
A triennial event happens every three years.
Pre-, then add name of event.