Antonym for "frequent"

Explanation: Rare is the opposite of "frequent".

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Q: Cricketer Tim Southee of which country has announced his retirement from cricket?
Ans: New Zealand

Q: Who has become the bowler to take 300 wickets in the least number of balls in Test cricket?
Ans: Kagiso Rabada

Q: The insect reaches full size, acquires wings, and becomes sexually mature after what final stage?
Ans: molt

Q: In which aspect does molality differ from molarity?
Ans: denominator

Q: How many bones does an adult skeleton have?
Ans: 206

Q: Which medal has Martina Devi Maibam won in the Asian Youth and Junior Weightlifting Championship?
Ans: Silver Medal

Q: How many embryonic cell layers do flatworms have?
Ans: three

Q: In modern surgery, which condition is treated with appendectomy?
Ans: Appendicitis

Q: Speciation is usually due to a single instance of what?
Ans: mutation

Q: Where do two tributaries come together at?
Ans: confluence

Q: How should a driver check the radiator fluid?
Ans: Check reservoir under hood

Q: What are the small molecules or proteins produced by bacteria that regulate gene expression?
Ans: sporozoans

Q: In diffusion, substances tend to move from an area of high concentration to an area of what kind of concentration?
Ans: low

Q: Though it can change states, and it often does, what cannot be created or destroyed?
Ans: matter

Q: Exemplified by baring teeth, what type of displays are common in the animal kingdom, and sometimes serve as a 'bluff'?
Ans: aggressive