Constant
Constant adjective - Not undergoing a change in condition.
Weekly
Both words in one sentence
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Since readers were unlikely to have much sympathy for beings who committed murder on a weekly basis, the necessity of killing had to go, as well as the constant urge to chow down on co-stars.
Source: Friendly Neighborhood Vampire - There's the bi-weekly kidnappings, frequent Parental Abandonment, being constantly lied to if your parent has a Secret Identity, being forced to lie to maintain your secret, and constant worry that your parent(s) or you will be killed by a vengeful supervillain.
Source: Superpowerful Genetics - The first volumes of Tintin were serialized and published weekly in the youth supplement of Belgian newspaper Le Vingtième Siècle, and included constant references to world news and celebrities of the moment (either directly or in No Celebrities Were Harmed fashion).
Source: Unintentional Period Piece
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Weekly and Constant. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 15, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/constant/weekly
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