Meaning & Definition of word "Continually"

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    Continually

    /kənˈtɪn.ju.ə.li/

    adverb:

    • 1. In a continuous manner; without interruption.
      • Example: The organization has been continually improving its services over the past decade.
    • 2. Repeatedly; happening frequently.
      • Example: He continually checks his phone for messages during meetings.
    • 3. For an extended period of time without stopping.
      • Example: The rain has been falling continually since last night.
    • 4. In a steady or unchanging way.
      • Example: The temperature has been continually rising throughout the day.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'continuare', meaning to join together.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    continually improving:

    Actively making progress or getting better over time.

    continually pushing:

    Consistently striving to achieve or attain something.

    Related Words

    continuous:

    Uninterrupted in time; without cessation.

    continue:

    To persist in an activity or process.

    Slang Meanings of continually

    Meaning: Nonstop

    Example Sentence: I've been working nonstop since this morning.

    Meaning: On repeat

    Example Sentence: I play this song on repeat all day.