invariably

Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples

every time
alwaysHe always leaves the lights on.
constantlyHe's constantly losing his keys.
continuallyShe is continually late to class.
for everI am for ever misplacing my bag!
time after timeTime after time he comes back and pretends like nothing has happened.
Babies dribble constantly.婴儿总是流口水。
He complained about being constantly doorstepped by the press.
Drug smugglers constantly use their ingenuity to find new ways of getting drugs into a country.
She jibed constantly at the way he ran his business.她不断嘲笑他的经营方式。
Sales reps need to be outgoing, because they are constantly meeting customers.销售代表必须开朗外向，因为他们经常要跟客户打交道。

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Continually & repeatedly
24/7
ad nauseam
again
alway
always
hour after houridiom
hourly
immemorial
jag
morning
morning, noon, and nightidiom
night
prevalently
quick-fire
recurrently
repeated
repeatedly
rumble
streak
year in, year outidiom

Examples of constantly

constantly
In a sense, our relationships with places are similar to those which we have with other people: dialogical, stretched across time, and constantly in motion.
Thus, the wage sum, that is the contribution base, is constantly 96.
The method constantly selects a set of categories at the medium-high level of generality, different for each domain, with reasonable performances.
However, as soon as the circumstances change, even applied constantly, the neutrality of the rule's impact will vanish, for the worst or for the best.
One way of thinking about human existence through time, then, is to say that we are constantly handing down a set of possibilities to ourselves.
It is suggested that the device is so sophisticated that it could make complicated decisions and constantly evolve like a real biological entity.
The tropomyosin gene, which was used as a control, also appears to be constantly expressed in both stages.
These students constantly drifted away from the society and throughout the late nineteenth century membership levels waxed and waned dramatically.
It is a totality of which the parts are constantly changing without affecting the continuity of the totality itself.
The volume of administrative procedures regulating access to national territory and organizing border controls has constantly increased.
He constantly makes use of the opportunities presented by the media age, but does not always consider the effect of his supposedly discriminating, abstract language.
However, the correspondence over the troubled winter months of 1659-60 was constantly disrupted.
Within this new mode of regulation, performance is constantly monitored by an array of state-sponsored new public management techniques.
In addition, the learning organisation constantly monitors the professional environment and feeds changes/information back to the employees using appropriate educational interventions.
I learned a lot from this book, which is constantly provocative and stimulating.
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