recurrent
[ri-kur-uhnt, -kuhr-]
adjective
that recurs; occurring or appearing again, especially repeatedly or periodically.
Anatomy. turned back so as to run in a reverse direction, as a nerve, artery, branch, etc.
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Related Words for recurrently
usually, regularly, much, generally, repeatedly, frequently, occasionally, consistently, constantly, routinely, systematically, commonly, faithfully, automatically, over, anew, often, intermittently, periodically, oftentimesExamples from the Web for recurrently
Contemporary Examples of recurrently
But neither can its path be paved by the kind of historical distortions that Mahmoud Abbas recently—and recurrently—has pedaled.
Historical Examples of recurrently
In the case of beautiful women, judging by history, it has shown a tendency to be recurrently sporadic in any case.
The History of Sir Richard CalmadyLucas Malet
Recurrently, it had caused him a vague uneasiness, hinted at a problem new to him.
The Inside of the Cup, CompleteWinston Churchill
He closed his eyes again while the burning waves of invisible fire shot through him recurrently from head to foot.
The Red Hell of JupiterPaul Ernst
recurrent
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recurrent
[rĭ-kûr′ənt]
adj.
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