continually in Irish
continually in Irish is de ghréas — continually means happening frequently or repeatedly over a period of time.
continually in Irish
de ghréas
(sometimes, proscribed) In a continuous manner; non-stop.
What does "continually" mean?
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adv Happening frequently or repeatedly over a period of time.
"The phone rang continually while we were trying to eat dinner."
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continually in a sentence
- The phone rang continually while we were trying to eat dinner.
- She continually forgets her keys and has to go back for them.
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What is "continually" in Irish?
"continually" in Irish is de ghréas. continually means: Happening frequently or repeatedly over a period of time.
How do you use "continually" in a sentence?
Example: "The phone rang continually while we were trying to eat dinner." In Irish, "continually" is de ghréas.
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