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   Con·tin·u·al·ly

   /kənˈtiny(o͝o)əlē/

   

   adverb

   • 1. repeated frequently in the same way; regularly: "this information is continually updated" Similar frequentlyregularlyrepeatedlyrecurrentlyagain and againtime and (time) againconstantlyconstantlycontinuouslyround the clockday and nightnight and daymorning, noon, and nightwithout a breaknonstopall the timethe entire timealwaysforeverat every turnincessantlyceaselesslyendlesslyperpetuallyeternallyinformal:24/7Opposite occasionallysporadically
   • 2. without interruption; constantly: "I was continually moving around" Similar constantlycontinuouslyround the clockday and nightnight and daymorning, noon, and nightwithout a breaknonstopall the timethe entire timealwaysforeverat every turnincessantlyceaselesslyendlesslyperpetuallyeternallyinformal:24/7

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