recurring
- adjective
- /rɪˈkɜrɪŋ/
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- In her stories, love and loss are recurring themes that resonate with many readers.
And that's like a recurring theme in your life, right?
- And that's like a recurring theme in your life, right?
- But this one thing has been a recurring issue.
- Learn, earn, invest, build multiple streams of recurring income.
- Like my mom when I was growing up, she would say that she would have recurring college nightmares.
- And the point here is that different solutions can cause the can solve the same recurring problems throughout life.
- And I mean, just over the last few months, I've noticed a recurring theme throughout all of these emails.
- And in certain recurring ways, they did involve being around your kin.
- But then, you know, this is a recurring pattern if you stron Thurman, Dianne Feinstein.
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And diffusion, it turns out, is a recurring theme.
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And that's like a recurring theme in your life, right?
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But this one thing has been a recurring issue.
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Well, it's time for our most famous recurring segment, Painting with Lord.
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Like my mom when I was growing up, she would say that she would have recurring college nightmares.
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It's obviously deeply unjust, though this is a recurring theme in politics.
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I've created this series to provide short answers to the most common, recurring, or confusing questions about Stoicism.
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Sing Chew in The Recurring Dark Ages talks about the recurring setbacks that took place within individual societies because of ecological stress and climate change.
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This problem is a recurring issue that needs to be addressed regularly.
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The recurring visits from the consultant are essential for monitoring progress.
Synonyms
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1.0
Happening often or many times
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3.5
Doing the same thing again and again
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3.9
Happens again at regular times
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3.5
Happening again and again with short breaks
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5.1
Happening again and again at regular times
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5.3
Continuing for a long time and often returning
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4.7
Happening again and again, often at regular times
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6.6
Happening again and again to improve something
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4.8
Happens repeatedly in a regular pattern
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4.4
Happening at regular times
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7.1
Happening only sometimes and not regularly
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7.4
Using the same words or idea again and again
Happening again and again
Happening again and again
Doing the same thing again and again
Coming back after being gone
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Etymology
The word recurring comes from the Latin parts re- meaning 'again' and currere meaning 'to run', the same root found in words like current and course. So a recurring event is like something that 'runs again' and comes back or happens again and again.