Constantly

/ˈkɒnstəntli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a manner that is unceasing or continuous; without interruption.

She is constantly striving to improve her skills.

At all times; always.

He constantly checks his phone for messages.

Regularly or repeatedly over a period of time.

The weather in this region constantly changes throughout the day.

Adverb used to describe something that happens frequently or habitually.

They are constantly facing new challenges in their project.

Used to emphasize the frequency of an action.

You need to be constantly aware of your surroundings while driving.

From Middle English, derived from Latin 'constans', which means 'standing firm'.

constantly on my mind

Something that I think about all the time.

constantly changing

Regularly undergoing adjustments or modifications.

constantly in motion

Always active or moving.

constant

A situation or state that does not change.

constancy

The quality of being unchanging or unwavering.

All the time.

I'm online constantly; can't seem to log off.

Non-stop.

He talks constantly, it’s hard to get a word in.