/konstanteˈmente/
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Translation
constantly
Word origin
From the adjective constante plus the adverbial suffix -mente, from Latin constans ('standing firm'), from constare ('to stand together').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- constans
- English cognates
- constant
Examples
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My neighbour complains constantly about the noise.
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The price of petrol changes constantly.
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He thinks about his family constantly.
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We are constantly learning new things.
suena .
The phone rings constantly throughout the day.
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