Continually
Continually adverb - Many times.
Progressively and continually are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Progressively" instead an adverb "Continually".
Progressively
Progressively adverb - Advancing in amount or intensity.
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Synonyms for Progressively
Continually and progressively are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Continually" instead an adverb "Progressively".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- repeatedly and continually
- repeatedly and progressively
- regularly and continually
- regularly and progressively
- daily and continually
- daily and progressively
- every day and continually
- every day and progressively
- systematically and continually
- systematically and progressively
- constantly and continually
- constantly and progressively
- steadily and continually
- steadily and progressively
Both words in one sentence
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Bruises continually form on her face and fade away, but become progressively worse.
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It even continually tops itself: the game's episodes get progressively grimmer with each new release, with the third one being downright scary.
Source: Video Game / The Silver Lining -
He gets by with his wits and running away at appropriate times, especially as he grows progressively less strong in Book 3 from being continually summoned.
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