Pronunciation: /kənˈtɪnjuəl/
adjective Continual is an adjective that describes something that happens repeatedly or frequently without interruption.
A1 She made continual mistakes in her English homework.
A2 The continual noise from the construction site was driving me crazy.
B1 His continual complaints about the food at the restaurant annoyed everyone at the table.
B2 The company experienced continual growth over the past year.
C1 The continual changes in government policies created uncertainty in the business community.
C2 Her continual dedication to her work earned her a promotion within a year.
formal The company's success can be attributed to the continual improvement of its products.
informal She's always on a continual quest to find the best coffee in town.
slang I can't believe he's still on that continual grind, even on weekends.
figurative The artist's creativity flows in a continual stream, never running dry.
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