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recurring
adjective as in chronic
Strongest matches
adjective as in cyclic
Strong match
Weak matches
adjective as in cyclical
adjective as in frequent
Strongest matches
Strong matches
adjective as in intermittent
Strongest matches
adjective as in isochronal
adjective as in isochronous
adjective as in lingering
Strongest matches
Strong matches
adjective as in on-again, off-again
Weak matches
- alternate
- arrested
- broken
- by bits and pieces
- checked
- cyclic
- cyclical
- discontinuing
- discontinuous
- epochal
- every other
- fitful
- here and there
- hit-or-miss
- infrequent
- interrupted
- isochronal
- isochronous
- iterant
- iterative
- metrical
- now and then
- occasional
- on and off
- periodic
- periodical
- punctuated
- recurrent
- rhythmic
- rhythmical
- seasonal
- serial
- shifting
- spasmodic
- sporadic
- stop-and-go
adjective as in periodic
Strongest matches
Strong match
adjective as in perpetual
Strongest matches
adjective as in protracted
adjective as in recurrent
Example Sentences
The auditors said the board's prediction that it would would achieve recurring savings of 3% each year until 2027/28 was an "optimistic assumption", and that performance against the current delivery plan is behind target.
He flew in halftime entertainment, set up recurring bits during games and tried outlandish promotions.
A recurring theme we see in the film is that humans consistently are skeptical that any other animal even feels, much less communicates.
What would become a recurring character of Jones as the nude organist first appeared in a Python episode in 1972.
Those initiatives, Lyons said, placed “too much emphasis on pursuing in-quarter results as opposed to building long-term relationships by prioritizing business that both meets our clients’ needs and comes with high recurring revenue.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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