Constantly
Constantly adverb - Many times.
Distinctly and constantly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Distinctly" instead an adverb "Constantly".
Distinctly
Distinctly adverb - In a distinct and distinguishable manner.
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Synonyms for Distinctly
Constantly and distinctly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Constantly" instead an adverb "Distinctly".
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- In addition, Lady Jayne, Mina and Lucy constantly wear their hair loose and hanging about their shoulders, in a distinctly 1940's-esque style (Victoria Smurfit described Jayne's hairstyle in one episode as being similar to that of 1940's actress Veronica Lake).
Source: Series / Dracula -
Despite working in a distinctly amoral career she constantly supports light-sided actions and takes the time to comfort a woman terrified out of her mind after you two just shot your way into the building.
Source: Badass Adorable / Video Games - The Night Manager: The spying takes place in glamorous locations (Switzerland, Majorca, Cairo) among people of wealth and taste, but back in London, the spymaster works out of a distinctly unglamorous warehouse office and constantly has to deal with bureaucracy and politics.
Source: Spy Fiction
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