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always
adverb (MANY TIMES) /ˈɔːl.weɪz/
/ˈɑːl-/ Definition
B2 again and again, usually in an annoying way: [+ -ing verb] disapproving You're always complaining.Continually and repeatedly
(Definition of always adverb (MANY TIMES) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- (from) hour to hour idiom
- 24/7 adverb, adjective
- ad nauseam adverb
- again adverb (ONE MORE TIME)
- anew adverb
- constant adjective (FREQUENT)
- constantly adverb
- every determiner (REPEATED)
- hour after hour idiom
- hour noun
- hourly adverb
- immemorial adjective
- interval noun (TIME/DISTANCE)
- morning, noon, and night idiom
- periodic adjective
- periodically adverb
- perpetual adjective
- quick-fire adjective
- repeated adjective
- year in, year out idiom
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