constantly recur

Frequency: 7.010.5 per million words

Used to describe something that happens very often or all the time.

recurADVERB + recur

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constantly

Examples (10)

  • This is a constantly recurring problem which we must deal with.
  • The same musical themes constantly recur throughout the entire opera.
  • Financial difficulties constantly recurred during the company's early years.
  • The system error constantly recurs whenever the server is overloaded.
  • Dreams of being chased constantly recur for many people during stressful times.
  • Questions about ethics constantly recur in his philosophical writings.
  • These safety concerns constantly recur in the committee's monthly reports.
  • Arguments about the budget constantly recur between the two departments.
  • The patient complained that the symptoms constantly recur despite the treatment.
  • These geometric patterns constantly recur in nature, from shells to galaxies.