Continually
Continually adverb - Many times.
Daily and continually are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Daily" instead an adverb "Continually".
Daily
Daily adverb - Every day; without missing a day.
Continually and daily are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Continually" instead an adverb "Daily".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- often and continually
- often and daily
- regularly and continually
- regularly and daily
- frequently and continually
- frequently and daily
- every day and continually
- every day and daily
- always and continually
- always and daily
- all the time and continually
- all the time and daily
- constantly and continually
- constantly and daily
Both words in one sentence
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One passenger Gregory encountered was the ghost of a man continually re-living his daily commute to work.
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New York Post — Founded by Alexander Hamilton in 1801, the Post has gone through a dizzying series of ownership and format changes, and holds the record for the oldest continually-published daily newspaper.
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Imagine The Daily Show if Jon Stewart was a tiny Japanese woman who continually argued with a giant grey CGI penis wearing a horned Viking helmet about journalistic ethics, and who filled the show with cracked-out one-frame Easter Eggs, and you'll pretty much have the idea.
Source: Perky Goth
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