Synonym: on a regular basis. Similar words: regular, at regular intervals, regulate, regulator, regulatory, regulation, particularly, similarly. Meaning: ['regjələ(r)lɪ /-jʊl-] 
adv. 1. in a regular manner 2. having a regular form 3. in a regular way without variation.
adv. 1. in a regular manner 2. having a regular form 3. in a regular way without variation. 
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91. The soldiers needed to be regularly resupplied with ammunition.
92. I go there quite regularly.
93. The building is regularly inspected by the fire-safety officer.
94. I like to bathe regularly.
95. Did you use to go to church regularly?
96. I regularly called in at his office for news.
97. Which magazines do you get regularly?
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98. Remember to clear the drain of debris regularly.
99. Visitors are regularly searched as they enter the building.
100. He regularly competes in road races.
101. They both gave regularly to charity.
102. Check the tyre pressure regularly.
103. You need to update your anti-virus software regularly.
104. The competitors set off at regularly spaced intervals.
105. Has this mower been regularly serviced?
106. Snakes slough their skin regularly.
107. The water is regularly tested for purity.
108. Women's magazines regularly feature diets and exercise regimes.
109. Check the engine oil level regularly.
110. Make sure your boiler is serviced regularly.
111. She's regularly looked to for advice.
112. The post arrives regularly at eight every morning.
113. She telegraphs money to her parents regularly.
114. Strong winds regularly sweep the islands.
115. I see them pretty regularly.
116. How regularly are the dustbins emptied?
117. She is a member but does not attend regularly.
118. The house is regularly spraying with DDT.
119. Horses need to be exercised regularly.
120. Local buses run regularly to and from the town.
More similar words: regular, at regular intervals, regulate, regulator, regulatory, regulation, particularly, similarly, triangular, early, nearly, not nearly, early warning, secular, popularity, particular, spectacular, in particular, garlic, Charlie, engulfed, fairly, parlance, formerly, elderly, properly, underlying, regime, regain, region.