Continuously
Continuously adverb - At every point.
Increasingly and continuously are semantically related. in evenly topic. In some cases you can use "Increasingly" instead an adverb "Continuously".
Increasingly
Increasingly adverb - Advancing in amount or intensity.
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Synonyms for Increasingly
Continuously and increasingly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Continuously" instead an adverb "Increasingly".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- regularly and continuously
- regularly and increasingly
- moderately and continuously
- moderately and increasingly
- piecemeal and continuously
- piecemeal and increasingly
- deliberately and continuously
- deliberately and increasingly
- gradually and continuously
- gradually and increasingly
- gently and continuously
- gently and increasingly
- constantly and continuously
- constantly and increasingly
Both words in one sentence
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This is a staple of the entire Tower Defense Genre, which has increasingly strong monsters walk past your towers, which continuously attack them, towards your base.
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Christian was one of these, however his increasingly desperate begging for another shot after continuously losing has resulted in Orton getting frustrated with facing him.
Source: Wrestling / Randy Orton -
While Rita meets Cage for the first time after every single reset, he continuously forms a bond with her that makes it increasingly harder for him to let her go when he repeatedly fails to save her.
Source: Film / Edge of Tomorrow
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