Synonyms for continually
con·tin·u·al·ly

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1. continually

   Synonyms:
   constantly, persistently, always, ever, perpetually, unceasingly, repeatedly, frequently, continuously

   Antonyms:
   casually, occasionally, contingently, sometimes, rarely, fitfully, intermittently

Princeton's WordNet

1. continuallyadverb

   seemingly without interruption

   "complained continually that there wasn't enough money"

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1. List of paraphrases for "continually":

   continuously, constantly, consistently, steadily, permanently, always, repeatedly, continuous, persistently, unceasingly, incessantly, ceaselessly

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1. Cyndi Zagieboylo:

   We encourage other companies to follow suit, creating a drug pricing trend that keeps patients first, the continually escalating prices of MS disease-modifying therapies are creating barriers to people with MS getting these life-changing medications.

2. Chairman Billy Payne:

   While it will continually be maintained every year as a parking lot, it will look appropriately as though it belongs inside the fences of Augusta National, imagine parking... a few years from now in a very beautiful park, and walking to the admissions gate without having any interference by cars or carts. It will be a straight, uninterrupted walk, a beautiful walk. We're pretty good at landscaping, as you know.

3. RAS CARDO REGGAE:

   Dem building church and universities, deceiving the people continually, graduating thieves and murderers, sucking the blood of the sufferers. I say, tell the people the truth. Ras cardo reasoning lyrics shared with bob marley about- babylon system.

4. Interior Department:

   It may not sound like a lot of money to House Democrats who continually look for ways to spend us into obliteration.

5. Laurence Leamer:

   There's not security you have to continually go through, once you're in, you're in.