continually
/kənˈtɪnjʊəli
/adverb
1Repeated frequently in the same way; regularly: this information is continually updated...
- There was great activity, accompanied by a public address system continually calling for personnel to report.
- Forgiving them does not mean allowing ourselves to be continually injured.
- From Saturday, March 5 the Tesco Ireland store in Ardkeen will open for customers continually, seven days a week.
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...
- Each participant spent a couple of weeks getting pledges of money for time spent in a continually moving rocking chair.
- The unconscious is continually active, creating combinations of its materials; these serve to indicate the future path of the individual.
- 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.