Recurrently: meaning, definitions and examples

Similar to 'recurrently', it implies something happens repeatedly in a patterned way (rarely used).

• Recurrently, the team faced challenges with the new software implementation.

Emphasizes that something occurs again and again, often to underscore persistence or annoyance.

• He repeatedly asked the same question, annoying everyone in the room.
• The alarms went off repeatedly, causing panic among the residents.

Refers to an action or event without interruption, stretching over a period of time.

• The machine has been running continuously for 24 hours.
• She has been working continuously on the project to meet the deadline.

Applied when something happens often but not necessarily at regular intervals.

• He visits the gym frequently to stay in shape.
• She frequently checks her emails throughout the day.