recurring

[ri-kur-ing, -kuhr-]

adjective

1. occurring or appearing again.

Other Word Forms

• recurringly adverb
• unrecurring adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of recurring¹

recur + -ing ¹

Example Sentences

“Credit-card companies, for example, usually report by a recurring date known as the billing cycle or statement date. But the exact day of the month may be different for each provider.”

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Juan Carlos Quesquen, a teacher, said he hoped that "social conflicts" would be better managed, referring to recurring strikes and anti-government protests.

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The survey is situated right under a donate button, and another option to click “yes” to approve receiving “recurring automated promotional & fundraising texts from Turning Point.”

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The neighborhood where Wilson grew up is a recurring character in much of his early work.

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He grew up Catholic—his faith is a recurring theme throughout the book—and politically conservative, in the Californian style of the time.

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Related Words

• ceaseless 
• constant 
• continued 
• continuous 
• endless 
• enduring 
• eternal 
• incessant 
• infinite 
• interminable 
• never-ending 
• perennial 
• permanent 
• persistent 
• unceasing 
• unending