Synonyms for regularly
ˈrɛg yə lər lireg·u·lar·ly

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1. regularly, on a regular basisadverb

   in a regular manner

   "letters arrived regularly from his children"

   Synonyms:
   on a regular basis

   Antonyms:
   irregularly, on an irregular basis

2. regularlyadverb

   having a regular form

   "regularly shaped objects"

   Synonyms:
   on a regular basis

   Antonyms:
   irregularly, on an irregular basis

3. regularlyadverb

   in a regular way without variation

   "try to breathe evenly"

   Synonyms:
   on a regular basis

   Antonyms:
   irregularly, on an irregular basis

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1. List of paraphrases for "regularly":

   periodically, routinely, regular, steadily, systematically, periodic, consistently, frequently, often, constantly, recurrent, steady, continuously

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1. Rosalind Breslow:

   Our findings highlight a major gap in the literature, we found no U.S. nationally representative data that queried combined use of alcohol with a wide range of prescription medications, and yet it appears that a large percentage of people who drink regularly could be at risk of serious alcohol and medication interactions.

2. Dirk Engels:

   So for diseases like elephantiasis, Guinea worm disease, schistosomiasis, the intestinal worms and trachoma, you can regularly treat people with safe, single dose drugs and then they never actually build up a worm load that could cause them problems.

3. Larry Wall in Configure from the perl distribution:

   [End of diatribe. We now return you to your regularly scheduled programming...]

4. Lakshmi Narasimman:

   To live in peace we have to forgive each other and ourselves, regularly.

5. Timothy Cunningham:

   What we do know from other studies that have documented changes in mortality and changes in life expectancy over time is that they are often associated with improvements in health care access, such as screening for chronic conditions, regular followup visits, taking medication regularly, where we live determines our health; it determines our quality of housing, the schools we attend, our employment opportunities.