Continually - English meaning

Continually – definitions in English dictionary

adverb
Repeated frequently in the same way; regularly.
Usage examples:
This information is continually updated
Synonims:
Frequently Regularly Repeatedly Recurrently Again and again Time and (time) again Constantly Continuously Round the clock Day and night Night and day Morning Noon And night Without a break No
adverb
Without interruption; constantly.
Usage examples:
I was continually moving around

Continually translation into English

Continually: translate from English into Chinese

不断地, 谆谆, 谆

Continually: translate from English into Dutch

Voortdurend, Permanent, Gedurig, Aanhoudend, Bij voortduring, Bestendig, Gestadig, Aldoor

Continually: translate from English into French

Continuellement, Continûment

Continually: translate from English into German

Ständig, Laufend, Ununterbrochen, Andauernd, Pausenlos, In einem fort

Continually: translate from English into Hindi

लगातार, नित्य, सदा, निरंतर रूप से, बराबर

Continually: translate from English into Italian

Continuamente

Continually: translate from English into Korean

지속적으로

Continually: translate from English into Russian

Постоянно, Беспрестанно

Continually: translate from English into Spanish

Continuamente, Constantemente

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Continually – similar words

continual

adjective
Forming a sequence in which the same action or event is repeated frequently.
Usage examples:
His plane went down after continual attacks

Occurring without interruption

Continual - all meanings in English

Continually synonims

constantly

adverb
Continuously over a period of time; always.
Usage examples:
The world is constantly changing

adverb
All the time or often
Usage examples:
She has the tv on constantly., he's constantly changing his mind.

Constantly - all meanings in English

continuously

adverb
Without interruption or gaps.
Usage examples:
These images loop continuously

At every point

Continuously - all meanings in English

frequently

adverb
Regularly or habitually; often.
Usage examples:
They go abroad frequently

adverb
Often
Usage examples:
Frequently asked questions, i see him frequently., the buses run less frequently on sundays.

Frequently - all meanings in English

morning

noun
The period of time between midnight and noon, especially from sunrise to noon.
Usage examples:
I've got a meeting this morning

adverb
Every morning.
Usage examples:
Mornings, she'd sleep late

exclamation
Short for good morning.

Morning - all meanings in English

no

nəʊ

determiner
Not any.
Usage examples:
There is no excuse

exclamation
Used to give a negative response.
Usage examples:
‘is anything wrong?’ ‘no.’

adverb
Not at all; to no extent.
Usage examples:
They were no more able to perform the task than i was

No - all meanings in English

noon

noun
Twelve o'clock in the day; midday.
Usage examples:
The service starts at twelve noon

Noon - all meanings in English

recurrently

adverb
In a way that happens again many times
Usage examples:
He recurrently wrestles with this same question., this style is recurrently found within large urba…

Recurrently - all meanings in English

regularly

adverb
With a constant or definite pattern, especially with the same space between individual items.
Usage examples:
Regularly spaced buildings

Regularly - all meanings in English

repeatedly

adverb
Over and over again; constantly.
Usage examples:
They have been warned repeatedly with no effect

adverb
Many times
Usage examples:
He called repeatedly, begging her to come back.

Repeatedly - all meanings in English

round the clock

idiom
Without stopping

phrase
All day and all night.
Usage examples:
I've got a team working round the clock

idiom
All day and all night without stopping
Usage examples:
He studied round the clock, losing forty pounds during that time., he requires round-the-clock care.

Round the clock - all meanings in English

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