continually as a adverb: - 1
continually
adverb
1 continually
Seemingly without interruption.
Roget 136:
often,
oft;
ofttimes†,
oftentimes;
frequently;
repeatedly
etc.
104;
unseldom†,
not unfrequently†;
in quick succession,
in rapid succession;
many a time and oft;
daily,
hourly
&c.;
every day,
every hour,
every moment
&c.,
perpetually,
continually,
constantly,
incessantly,
without ceasing,
at all times,
daily and hourly,
night and day,
day and night,
day after day,
morning noon and night,
ever anon,
invariably
(habit)
613.
most often;
commonly
etc.
(habitually)
613.
sometimes,
occasionally,
at times,
now and then,
from time to time,
there being times when,
toties quoties [Lat.],
often enough,
when the mood strikes,
again and again.
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