Broken and Continuously

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Broken adjective - Forcibly separated into many pieces.

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Continuously is an antonym for broken.

Nearby Words: broke, brokenly

Continuously adverb - At every point.

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Broken is an antonym for continuously in continually topic.

One of the best examples is Dave from Season 6, who continuously rejected people's offers to help him with his broken wrist.

Source: Series / Hell's Kitchen
There was that one time he was pulling off a rescue mission with one arm falling apart and his other hand broken in half while being continuously electrocuted.

Source: I Can Still Fight
Layman's Terms: Doug continuously does this when the scientists are trying to explain how it all works resulting in explanations using a blank piece of paper and a broken screen.Doug: I said explain it to me!

Source: Film / Déjà Vu

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