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Definition of continually in English: continuallyadverb kənˈtɪnjʊəlikənˈtɪnjuəli 1Repeated frequently in the same way; regularly. this information is continually updated Example sentencesExamples - Would we be better off obeying physical signals rather than continually overriding them?
- Scientists now know that's not true, and the brain continually rewires and adapts itself even in old age.
- The bar will continue to get higher and we will have to continually improve.
- It's a very fast-paced industry, so to become involved, you will have to be continually learning.
- The matter of rebranding is continually under review.
- From Saturday, March 5 the Tesco Ireland store in Ardkeen will open for customers continually, seven days a week.
- Forgiving them does not mean allowing ourselves to be continually injured.
- Instead of getting started on a big project and doing a little, we continually put it off and do less important tasks.
- This has led to a policy of continually escalating sanctions over a period of roughly twenty years.
- Fitness professionals and athletes have a knack for continually pushing the envelope when it comes to the quest for heightened performance.
- Guterman is clearly concerned that the club as set up at the moment is going to lose money continually.
- At some point we need to move our focus back to the underlying cause or we are destined to continually throw money to the effects.
- We must continually strive to share effective practice.
- For with all its significant localisations, Australian country music has continually been inspired by American models.
- The real fruit of their battles is not the immediate success, but their own continually increasing unification.
- This service which will be continually updated will be of great value to parishioners who are far away from home.
- All three of the songs are well-known and get shouted for during my gigs but I am continually writing new material.
- These findings reflect the continually worsening nature of the disease rather than consequences of exacerbations.
- Do we want to continually discourage pilots from entering competitions?
- There was great activity, accompanied by a public address system continually calling for personnel to report.
Synonyms frequently, regularly, repeatedly, recurrently, again and again, time and (time) again constantly constantly, continuously, round the clock, day and night, night and day, {morning, noon, and night}, without a break, non-stop all the time, the entire time, always, forever, at every turn, incessantly, ceaselessly, endlessly, perpetually, eternally North American informal 24/7 2Without interruption; constantly. I was continually moving around Example sentencesExamples - The unconscious is continually active, creating combinations of its materials; these serve to indicate the future path of the individual.
- The mound is built by workers continually transporting grains of sand from as deep as 100 metres.
- In my reading today, you saw how I was continually moving around and across various boundaries.
- All I could do was sit back and watch as they made what sounded like haikus behind impassive masks and continually struck awkward poses.
- The stem is continually circumnutating at a rapid rate, though not to a wide extent.
- For me, continually changing the movements keeps my mind fresh and my body guessing what will come next.
- He was interjecting continually.
- The amplification happens when each photon scatters around many times inside the powder, continually eliciting more photons as it travels on a so-called random walk.
- You may have noted that Mr Brownlee interjected continually through that point of order.
- Vaughan 6 Had a torrid first half against McSporran and was continually outpaced, but fought back well.
- Eating more often will keep your metabolism running in high gear while continually supplying your body with the nutrients it needs to recover and grow.
- The underground water level was continually falling and the environment in the adjoining valleys was also deteriorating, he said.
- Nik explains that you can stop roll-over pop-up things vanishing after a few seconds, by continually moving your mouse from side to side within the link text.
- For example, in Iceland I positioned myself at the same coordinates for twenty-four hours and continually recorded the sounds and images of that location.
- Each participant spent a couple of weeks getting pledges of money for time spent in a continually moving rocking chair.
- He beat at them continually with his whip, but they were so famished that they took no notice whatever.
- His teammates marveled at the way he continually chased down Michael Vick, the quickest and most elusive quarterback in football.
- This caused Diane and Olly to grab knives and, intending to kill him, continually stab Victor until he died.
- Making use of its own weight, it continually works to grind seeds into oil.
- Also, as they played the simulation, the credit counter continually informed them of the number of credits they possessed.
Synonyms constantly, continuously, round the clock, day and night, night and day, morning, noon, and night, without a break, non-stop
Definition of continually in US English: continuallyadverbkənˈtɪnjuəlikənˈtinyo͞oəlē 1Repeated frequently in the same way; regularly. this information is continually updated Example sentencesExamples - For with all its significant localisations, Australian country music has continually been inspired by American models.
- We must continually strive to share effective practice.
- From Saturday, March 5 the Tesco Ireland store in Ardkeen will open for customers continually, seven days a week.
- It's a very fast-paced industry, so to become involved, you will have to be continually learning.
- Scientists now know that's not true, and the brain continually rewires and adapts itself even in old age.
- Guterman is clearly concerned that the club as set up at the moment is going to lose money continually.
- The real fruit of their battles is not the immediate success, but their own continually increasing unification.
- The bar will continue to get higher and we will have to continually improve.
- The matter of rebranding is continually under review.
- At some point we need to move our focus back to the underlying cause or we are destined to continually throw money to the effects.
- This has led to a policy of continually escalating sanctions over a period of roughly twenty years.
- Do we want to continually discourage pilots from entering competitions?
- This service which will be continually updated will be of great value to parishioners who are far away from home.
- These findings reflect the continually worsening nature of the disease rather than consequences of exacerbations.
- Would we be better off obeying physical signals rather than continually overriding them?
- All three of the songs are well-known and get shouted for during my gigs but I am continually writing new material.
- Forgiving them does not mean allowing ourselves to be continually injured.
- Instead of getting started on a big project and doing a little, we continually put it off and do less important tasks.
- There was great activity, accompanied by a public address system continually calling for personnel to report.
- Fitness professionals and athletes have a knack for continually pushing the envelope when it comes to the quest for heightened performance.
Synonyms frequently, regularly, repeatedly, recurrently, again and again, time and again, time and time again constantly, continuously, round the clock, day and night, night and day, morning, noon, and night, without a break, non-stop 2Without interruption; constantly. I was continually moving around Example sentencesExamples - He beat at them continually with his whip, but they were so famished that they took no notice whatever.
- All I could do was sit back and watch as they made what sounded like haikus behind impassive masks and continually struck awkward poses.
- He was interjecting continually.
- His teammates marveled at the way he continually chased down Michael Vick, the quickest and most elusive quarterback in football.
- Vaughan 6 Had a torrid first half against McSporran and was continually outpaced, but fought back well.
- For me, continually changing the movements keeps my mind fresh and my body guessing what will come next.
- The underground water level was continually falling and the environment in the adjoining valleys was also deteriorating, he said.
- The unconscious is continually active, creating combinations of its materials; these serve to indicate the future path of the individual.
- Each participant spent a couple of weeks getting pledges of money for time spent in a continually moving rocking chair.
- Eating more often will keep your metabolism running in high gear while continually supplying your body with the nutrients it needs to recover and grow.
- Also, as they played the simulation, the credit counter continually informed them of the number of credits they possessed.
- Nik explains that you can stop roll-over pop-up things vanishing after a few seconds, by continually moving your mouse from side to side within the link text.
- Making use of its own weight, it continually works to grind seeds into oil.
- You may have noted that Mr Brownlee interjected continually through that point of order.
- For example, in Iceland I positioned myself at the same coordinates for twenty-four hours and continually recorded the sounds and images of that location.
- The amplification happens when each photon scatters around many times inside the powder, continually eliciting more photons as it travels on a so-called random walk.
- In my reading today, you saw how I was continually moving around and across various boundaries.
- The stem is continually circumnutating at a rapid rate, though not to a wide extent.
- This caused Diane and Olly to grab knives and, intending to kill him, continually stab Victor until he died.
- The mound is built by workers continually transporting grains of sand from as deep as 100 metres.
Synonyms constantly, continuously, round the clock, day and night, night and day, morning, noon, and night, without a break, non-stop
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