Continually
Continually adverb - Many times.
Usage example: grew up in a time when children were continually being told to mind their manners
Usually and continually are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Usually" instead an adverb "Continually".
Usually
Usually adverb - According to the usual course of things.
Continually and usually are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Continually" instead an adverb "Usually".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- often and continually
- often and usually
- repeatedly and continually
- repeatedly and usually
- regularly and continually
- regularly and usually
- habitually and continually
- habitually and usually
- frequently and continually
- frequently and usually
- forever and continually
- forever and usually
- customarily and continually
- customarily and usually
Both words in one sentence
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Even so, she continually adjusts her accent, often to mock who she's talking to, sometimes even in the middle of sentences and usually with some funny voices to go with it.
Source: Brief Accent Imitation - A brutal beatdown usually ensues if this happens, although both can be knocked out of their Berserker Modes and it can also shorten their lifespans if they continually use it.
Source: Tropers / Iheartgod 175 -
Bounty Hunter: A Manticore shows up in an episode, fulfilling kill contracts set up by the Wesen Council, usually against Wesen who continually violate The Masquerade.
Source: Series / Grimm
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