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

anew | American Dictionary

anew
adverb[ not gradable ]
us/əˈnu/
once more; again:
After a short time, their old arguments simply began anew.

Examples of anew

anew
In such situations, it is probable that major ideologies that were dormant in the specific society would be rediscovered and even born anew.
These changes and control of space echoed the state endeavour to create anew the social imaginary that symbolized a more "civilized" future with economic success.
Every composer is obliged to invent the virtual cultural world which each piece inhabits - and s/he has to do this anew for every piece.
It is, after all, desire - ours as well as theirs - that brings all these contradictory figures back to life, creating their voices anew.
The genetic algorithm selection tournament was conducted anew, followed by another application of the crossover and mutation operators on the winners.
Continued problems in the former colonies have focused attention anew on the heritage of imperial rule.
The shortlist is a small competitive network that is built anew for every fresh input sequence.
This is contrary to most strictness analysers, where the strictness property of an expression has to be computed anew whenever one of its subexpressions changes.
The implication is that if their halcyon days could be realized anew, then, paradoxically, this people could enjoy life with laws that respect their culture-before-law.
The cycle of increased knowledge, enhanced care, greater public acceptance, and support for even more advances in knowledge could thus begin anew.
Every evening, upon arriving home, we discover anew that our house is shingled.
The author then proposes anew treatment based upon recent developments in channel theory.
Most of them definitely welcomed the enthusiasm, the determination to start anew and the political engagement of the 68ers.
If this were not the case, then heuristics would need to be learned anew with each variation in social exchange and across different people.
There is, so to speak, a constant sense of the music re-making itself anew from moment to moment.
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