incessive
minutely
oft-repeated
periodically
constantly
sticky
time after time
restant
progressive
eternally
itinually
transtemporal
unabating
urgently
everlastingly
since
incessable
forever
perennial
relentless
incessably
semperannual
reiterant
perennially
recursion
to the end of time
perpetual
persistently
pressing
the whole while
abiding
time and again
lasting
again and again
on and on
time and time again
continuant
over and over again
run
time of asking
over and over
reiteratedly
haltless
everlasting
persistingly
intermissive
onholding
perseveration
persistence
continual
persisting
constant
perseverance
ageless
unending
eonian
steady-going
unceasing
ongoingness
periodical
solid
ident
all the time
periodic
aeonian
eternal
without cease
on the bounce
endlong
persistency
unaltering
monotonic decreasing
noncontinuation
persistability
recontinuation
religiously
running
patchy
recurringly
perpetuous
morning, noon and night
away
continually
inevitable
ever since
beat
perdurance
carry through
everlast
perduringly
semper-

English words for 'Continual or successive; unceasing.'

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