Similar words: continual, discontinuance, continue, continuum, continued, continuing, continuous, discontinue. Meaning: [-lɪ] 
adv. seemingly without interruption.
adv. seemingly without interruption. 
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1 She's continually gloating over/about her new job.
2 She is continually abusing her position/authority by getting other people to do things for her.
3 He continually cracked his whip and shouted at the mule.
4 She cried almost continually and threw temper tantrums.
5 His teacher continually humiliates him in maths lessons.
6 They argue continually about money.
7 The US is continually building up its armed forces.
8 The newspapers are continually tilting at the government.
9 We are continually reassessing the situation.
10 I continually have to remind him of his responsibilities.
11 He was continually late for work.
12 The child continually disturbs the class.
13 The parameters of the job are being continually negotiated.
14 The desert continually encroaches on the fertile land.
15 Japanese camera makers continually introduce whizzy new electronic models.
16 The other kids continually taunted him about his size.
17 The shadows of the dancers wavered continually.
18 Languages develop continually through usage.
19 Malcolm was continually changing his mind.
20 She goes on at her husband continually.
21 Both men continually bad-mouthed each other.
22 It's useless to continually hark back to the past.
23 New products are continually being developed.
24 This cycle of events continually repeats itself.
25 The horses were continually pestered by flies.
26 Our convoys are being continually harassed by enemy submarines.
27 She continually harps on lack of money.
28 I'm continually pondering how to improve the team.
29 He continually abuses her,(www.Sentencedict.com) and she just sits there and takes it.
30 The novel centres around a witless father who is continually being conned by his three children.
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