adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
process
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Firstly, it ignores those male, often misogynist, philosophers who have emphasised relations and continual processes .
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Clearly the whole game has a dimension of linear extension which enables a continual process of growth in recognition.
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But back on the marshes and fens, who was really to profit from this continual process of ever more intensive cultivation?
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Career choice is a continual process , not a once and for all decision.
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He was in a continual process of rewriting his material and revising his mythology.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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The continual news reports about the economy have scared many manufacturers.
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The deadline was getting closer and we were under continual pressure to reach our targets.
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The exhaustion felt by new parents comes from the continual disturbance of their sleep patterns.
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The hostages lived in continual fear of violent death.
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We were kept awake by the continual buzz of small planes overhead.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Added to this, a continual downward pressure on prices forces farmers to provide even more for even less.
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Between 783 and 785 there was continual conflict across Saxony.
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However, the rape was only the worst in a continual pattern of gross disrespect for others.
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Perhaps without Miss Philimore's continual criticism she might become an asset to the shop.
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Simply by growing larger, creatures suffer a continual decrease in relative surface area.
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The day before F's death the prisoner who had attacked him was moved into a nearby cell, albeit under continual observation.
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They were found to require continual maintenance as the support environment for specific products changed over time.