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continual
adjective as in constant, incessant
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Example Sentences
Television is an industry that relies on a continual public voting system — people watch or they don’t watch, and the networks renew, cancel and tweak their programming accordingly.
"But that scene is burnt into my memory and is a continual companion."
Others, he said, found their meaning “in friends, in dogs, in religion, in the self-reflectiveness of writing, etc. But Caltech people largely find it in the continual contest with nature.”
Since Measure ULA is a continual source of funds, the Housing Department will be releasing new funding on a yearly basis going forward.
They have been damaged by shelling and are short of medical supplies to help both the starving, and those injured in the continual bombardment.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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