Synonym: always, continual, often. Similar words: instantly, constant, importantly, reluctantly, instant, exorbitantly, consequently, consistently. Meaning: [ˈkɒnst(ə)ntlɪ] 
adv. 1. seemingly uninterrupted 2. without variation or change 3. without interruption.
adv. 1. seemingly uninterrupted 2. without variation or change 3. without interruption. 
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(61) She felt her husband constantly belittled her achievements.
(62) We've always been marginalized, exploited, and constantly threatened.
(63) Keep your career aims constantly in view.
(64) He was constantly at his wife's side.
(65) The novel constantly switches between first-person and third-person narration.
(66) Scientists are constantly developing new terminologies.
(67) Bowie has constantly reinvented himself during his long career.
(68) He complained about being constantly doorstepped by the press.
(69) His report was constantly interrupted by applause.
(70) She has the television on constantly.
(71) Wigs are hot and uncomfortable to wear constantly.
(72) Here, prostitutes constantly proposition tourists.
(73) Donor organs are constantly required for transplant operations.
(74) Surgical techniques are constantly being refined.
(75) They're constantly at odds with each other.
(76) The school constantly strives for excellence in its teaching.
(77) Living with him, she is constantly on a knife-edge.
(78) We are constantly thrown back on our own resources.
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(79) Bill is constantly being sent up by his children.
(80) I'm constantly strapped for cash .
(81) We are constantly on the lookout for new ideas.
(82) She was constantly ribbed about her accent.
(83) We should constantly exercise our muscles.
(84) Throughout the plan she had to ad-lib constantly.
(85) The reader is constantly referred back to the introduction.
(86) The English language is constantly changing.
(87) We're all constantly bombarded with television advertisements.
(88) Our bodies constantly metabolise the food we eat.
(89) The horse paced about constantly.
(90) A nurse attended to his needs constantly.
More similar words: instantly, constant, importantly, reluctantly, instant, exorbitantly, consequently, consistently, consultant, gallantly, indignantly, instance, significantly, for instance, distant, construe, nation-state, construct, constrain, happenstance, assistant, constitute, constraint, substantial, substantially, construction, constitution, constructing, constitutional convention, insubstantial.