recurring
Americanadjective
Other Word Forms
- recurringly adverb
- unrecurring adjective
Etymology
Origin of recurring
Example Sentences
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Similarly, retroactivity isn’t uncommon, and taxes don’t have to be recurring.
Easy, recurring savings can often be accessed by switching cell phone or internet plans or insurance companies, or by refinancing a car loan, he said.
From MarketWatch
Glanville had been struggling for the last few years with a mysterious ailment that caused recurring facial swelling, speech impairment and the loss of teeth, leaving her reluctant to go out in public.
From Los Angeles Times
Organic revenue from subscriptions and support, as well as annual recurring revenue, were “a bit lighter than expected,” J.P.
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What begins as short-term help can turn into a recurring budget strain.
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