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more continual
Superlative
most continual
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happening repeatedly or continuously in an annoying or problematic way
- The continual noise from the construction site disrupted the neighborhood's peace.
- His continual interruptions during the meeting hindered progress on the project.
- The continual rain caused flooding in low-lying areas.
- She faced continual challenges in her efforts to launch her own business.
- The continual delays in the train schedule frustrated commuters.
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occurring continuously over a period of time, without any interruptions
- The patient's condition required continual monitoring by the medical staff.
- The alarm's continual ringing was a source of constant annoyance for everyone nearby.
- She provided continual support to her team throughout the entire project.
- The city faced continual rainfall for several days, causing widespread flooding.
- His continual efforts to improve the system eventually led to significant progress.