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Meanings of continuously in English
Portuguese
incessantemente Spanish
incesantemente Synonyms
Examples for "incessantly"
Examples for "incessantly"
1
Aggie sneezed incessantly in the smoke, and Tish groaned in her corner.
2
She called his house incessantly until she obviously wore the maid down.
3
For two days the phone had rung incessantly in the Carroll home.
4
He talked incessantly, his voice growing louder and louder, higher and higher.
5
We began to laugh and jest; we talked incessantly all the time.
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However, any objective view of history makes this an endlessly contentious exercise.
2
The sea was a pane of rippled glass spreading endlessly before us.
3
For several minutes we hear nothing but a single pitch, endlessly re-coloured.
4
Do we really want to hear non-experts talking endlessly about their opinions?
5
I could just research endlessly, and I just wait for a sign.
1
The secret forces in the interior of the mountain work on unceasingly.
2
In the distance, the bells continued to complain unceasingly in panting accents.
3
The unwearied strength of Ninus to hunt unceasingly in the fierce sun.
4
The rains continued almost unceasingly, and the troops suffered terribly in health.
5
And still the stream of deadly gas trickled unceasingly from the pipe.
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In his old age he ceaselessly quoted the lines of William Watson:
2
And a voice out of the darkness crying ceaselessly in my ears:
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Frank Wisner worked ceaselessly to shape American policy in the occupied city.
4
The result was the same: Camille, grimacing and in pain, appeared ceaselessly.
5
Some unexplained excitement agitated the host; their innumerable spear-like antennæ moved ceaselessly.
1
They were going to do it, unendingly, but they never did it.
2
When their wine had warmed them our soldier-hosts sang and sang, unendingly.
3
The jocularity pivoted unendingly on the same twin centres of alcohol and concupiscence.
4
For days, the scenery had seemed unendingly the same to him.
5
He could hear it blowing, blowing unendingly, from across the hills.
Usage of continuously in English
1
In case of gas put on the respirator; otherwise breathe out continuously.
2
Afterall, For political pressure to work it has to be sustained continuously.
3
As a result, the British army rotated men in and out continuously.
4
These would be continuously broadcast in a great number of alternative programs.
5
Professional development is essential as companies are continuously evolving, updating and changing.
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During the step test and subsequent recovery, heart rate was monitored continuously.
7
And probably continuously, renewed every three months for the last seven years.
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Most recipients of waivers in recent years have not continuously received them.
9
A company spokesman said Centogene continuously examines financing options, declining to specify.
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And again: Several in the congregation talked out loud and laughed continuously.
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We are continuously working towards that goal through various initiatives, explained Buthelezi.
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Expired gases, and heart rate were monitored continuously during the exercise session.
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PA was monitored continuously for seven consecutive days with an Actiheart monitor.
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Background: The mechanisms and kinetics of hepatic growth have continuously been investigated.
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The next three weeks passed for Lord Tancred in continuously growing excitement.
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The app does not need to be connected to the internet continuously.
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Translations for continuously
Continuously through the time
Continuously across language varieties
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United States of America
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