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recur

[ri-kur] / rɪˈkɜr /


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Because her late husband had managed all the finances, she hadn’t realized the cost of their lifestyle—including their insurance, car payments, housing, children’s tuition and smaller recurring costs such as subscriptions.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is precisely the recurring nature of certain ideas and principles that makes Mr. Rees-Mogg comfortable with the future and the new.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bolsonaro, 70, has been hospitalized for more than a week after undergoing surgery for a groin hernia and then a procedure to treat recurring bouts of hiccups.

From Barron's

Yet just 18 months later the recurring conversation at Westminster is whether he will still be prime minister this time next year.

From BBC

Manus achieved over $100 million in annual recurring revenue in December, eight months after its launch.

From Barron's