| gen. |
tirelessly (Farba); indefatigably (Yanamahan); unweariedly (Taras); incessantly (MichaelBurov); diligently (Notburga); relentlessly (Sidecrawler); uncessantly (suburbian); constantly (We are constantly refining ... – неустанно совершенствуем ART Vancouver); always (Mr. Johnson of the
Marconi school had always insisted that no one
could be a real Marconi man until he was as good
in pitch darkness as he was in the light of day. Abysslooker); perpetually (постоянно, при каждом удобном случае и т.п. • His philosophy largely remained a heavy Teutonic idealism, absurdly unaware of the complexity of things; as when he perpetually repeated (as with a kind of flat-footed stamping) that people ought to tell the truth; apparently supposing, to quote Stevenson's phrase, that telling the truth is as easy as blind hookey. Abysslooker) |
