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Meanings of perennially in English

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Usage of perennially in English
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In our view, quality improvement initiatives are perennially challenging, and progress hard-won.
Pubmed
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For anyone who perennially finds themselves wondering where has the year gone?
The Irish Times
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She said, Andrew, you are so perennially certain of your own innocence.
Private life
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But the pain is now being felt even in perennially optimistic America.
Reuters
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She was perennially young, perennially good-looking, and her entertainments were above reproach.
'Way Down East / A Romance of New England Life
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For perennially hard-pressed cultural organisations, funding cuts would be difficult in any climate.
The Guardian
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The story of the Old Missions of California is perennially new.
The Old Franciscan Missions Of California
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This would be much more interesting than the perennially in-the-future Apple TV set.
The Guardian
9
Paris is thus kept perennially sumptuous and splendid by the gold it engulfs.
The Parisians — Volume 01
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Quite what Kondo would make of my perennially spewing wardrobe is anyone's guess.
The Irish Times
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Thunder rumbles and rain from a projector cascades outside a perennially night-lit window.
Cabinet of Curiosities
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And yet, in spite of its monotony, humanity is perennially interesting to itself.
Jewel Weed
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For years, BHS has seemed like it was perennially on sale.
The Irish Times
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Max's perennially angry eyes fixed on her as she started for the door.
Shadows
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China's government has perennially launched anti-smoking campaigns in an effort to improve public health.
Reuters
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Stories about returning to Ireland are perennially popular in the Irish Times Abroad section.
The Irish Times
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Perennially across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
Common