All the time
All the time adverb - Without respite.
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Synonyms for All the time
Permanently and all the time are semantically related. in constantly topic. In some cases you can use "Permanently" instead an adverb phrase "All the time".
Permanently
Permanently adverb - For all time.
All the time and permanently are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "All the time" instead an adverb "Permanently".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- repeatedly and all the time
- repeatedly and permanently
- regularly and all the time
- regularly and permanently
- forever and all the time
- forever and permanently
- completely and all the time
- completely and permanently
- always and all the time
- always and permanently
- invariably and all the time
- invariably and permanently
- constantly and all the time
- constantly and permanently
Both terms in one sentence
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Death Is a Slap on the Wrist: In Hotel Valhalla, everyone dies all the time and enjoys it, because einherjar can't die permanently as long as Odin doesn't want it.
- Expressions convey what a person feels, so — logically — if a character has an expression permanently glued to their face, they must be feelin' it all the time.
Source: Perpetual Expression - Labcoat of Science and Medicine: Crawshaw wears a labcoat all the time, and Brock accuses him of doing it as a deliberate ploy (along with having hands permanently dyed with laundry powder) to emphasize that he's a hands-on researcher like their boss used to be.
Source: Film / The Stone Tape
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