Continuously
Continuously adverb - At every point.
Indefinitely and continuously are semantically related in infinitely topic. In some cases you can use "Indefinitely" instead an adverb "Continuously".
Indefinitely
Indefinitely adverb - To an indefinite extent; for an indefinite time.
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Synonyms for Indefinitely
Continuously and indefinitely are semantically related in infinitely topic. Sometimes you can use "Continuously" instead an adverb "Indefinitely".
Nearby Words: indefinite, indefinably
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- regularly and continuously
- regularly and indefinitely
- frequently and continuously
- frequently and indefinitely
- permanently and continuously
- permanently and indefinitely
- forever and continuously
- forever and indefinitely
- perpetually and continuously
- perpetually and indefinitely
- continually and continuously
- continually and indefinitely
- endlessly and continuously
- endlessly and indefinitely
Both words in one sentence
- With enough of them to continuously fire at regular intervals, one can go on indefinitely.
- Ragnar's eyes glow red and he roars with fury, dealing enormous amounts of damage until the meter empties all the way, although he can prevent the rage from ending indefinitely as long as he causes enough damage continuously to outpace the draining meter.
Source: Limit Break / Video Games
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