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The Word of Today for March 15th is continual,spelled c-o-n-t-i-n-u-a-l.Continual is an ===== that means continuing in d=== in time without interruption.It can also mean occurring in study usually rapt succession .Here is the word use in a sentence.The continual blaring of car loud outside made it very difficult for us to focus on our working.Since the mid-nineteenth century many grown == have a strong distinction between the word continual and continues.They insist that continual should only mean occurring at regular intervals as and the teacher was annoyed by their continual interruptions whereer continues should be use to mean continuing without interruption as an the battery provided power for up to five hours of continues use.This distinction overlook fact that the word contin is the old one and was used with both meaning for century before continues appeared on the scene.The pre== sense of continues became established only in the 19th century and never success in completely driving out the == sense of continual.Today continul is the more likely of two to mean occurring but is also continues to be used as it has been since 14th century with the meaning continuing without interruption.


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