= always, adv. 1.

Every day (cf. all, adj. 3); (hence) continually, always.

At all times, on all occasions, on each occasion; = always, adv. 1. Now regional except (somewhat literary) with be and complement expressing…

by night: during the night, in the night-time. by night and (by) day: always, at all times. by night or day: at any time. See by, prep. 19b.

(a) Ever, always, continually; (b) at all times, on all occasions. (Now only in Scottish and northern dialect)

Always, continually; = algates, adv. 1. Obsolete.

On all occasions, at all times; on every occasion, every time; (sometimes with the implication of annoyance) repeatedly, over and over.

Invariably; unceasingly, constantly, continually.

With reference to action or condition: Without change, interruption, or cessation; continually, constantly; on every occasion, invariably; always. Obs…

Always, at all times, constantly, continually.

Always, continually; = algate, adv. 1.

Constantly, unceasingly; invariably, unchangingly; always. Frequently in ever alike. Obsolete.

early and late: at all hours, continuously, incessantly.

At every trial, in every crisis, juncture, or time of need; passing imperceptibly into: At all events, in any case; on every occasion, always. Obs…

In every case or instance; always.

Without complement. Cf. alike, adv., ylike, adv. 1. Continually, unchangingly, always. Usually preceded by alway or ever. Cf. alike, adv. 2, in like…

At every recurring time, regularly, on every occasion. (Cf. continual, adj. 1b.)

At each tide; each time the tide serves.

At every time, always.

At all times; continuously, or for an extended period; in an unbroken succession. Obsolete.

(Without the idea of duration.) A time at which, or occasion when, something happens. at,†in this (or that) season, at this time; on this…

At one time or turn, at each time, every time, at a time. Obsolete.

at every turn: at every change of circumstance (cf. sense 26); (hence) on every occasion, constantly, continually.

During the whole of a period of time, event, situation, etc.; at every moment or point; all through.

on every occasion; ever more and more. Obsolete.

In sense 3, ‘always’, ‘ever’.

†still and anon, †still an end (obsolete): constantly from time to time. So Scottish. still and on: ‘nevertheless, notwithstanding, yet’ (Eng. Dial.…

†still and anon, †still an end (obsolete): constantly from time to time. So Scottish. still and on: ‘nevertheless, notwithstanding, yet’ (Eng. Dial.…

every stitch-while, every moment, at brief intervals (now dialect).

Hyperbolically and in relative sense. With perpetual recurrence; continually, constantly, incessantly; = eternally, adv. 3.

Invariably, uniformly, regularly, in every case, always.

At all times, always. Also as n.

With perpetual recurrence; continually, constantly, incessantly.

= always, adv.

any day (of the week): at all times; without exception; without doubt. Cf. every time adv. at every, adj. pron.phrases 5.

Always, continually; constantly, perpetually.

= always, adv. Frequently in representations of U.S. regional (southern) speech. Cf. allus, adv.

on all occasions, without fail or exception, certainly; frequently used as an affirmative exclamation.

Used simply: always.

all along the line, all (the way) down the line: at every point. Also, somewhere along the line, at some point (in time).