Synonyms and antonyms of All the time and always in British Thesaurus

always (adverb)

on every occasion

necessarily (adverb)

always, or in every situation

ever (adverb)

at any time in the past, present, or future

constantly (adverb)

always or regularly

invariably (adverb)

always, or almost always

hourly (adverb)

often, or all the time

all the while ()

all the time that something is happening

at all times ()

always

the whole time ()

continuously during a period

round-the-clock (adjective)

happening or done all day and all night

24/7 (adverb)

informal all the time

all the hours (God sends) ()

all the time available

all the time ()

continuously

always (adverb)

all the time

always (adverb)

for all time in the past

always (adverb)

for all time in the future

anytime (adverb)

at any time

around/round the clock ()

all day and all night

as always ()

as on every other occasion

by the hour ()

continuously, or all the time

day and night/night and day ()

all the time

day in day out/week in week out etc ()

continuously or frequently over a period of days, weeks etc

e’er (adverb)

literary ever

eternal (adjective)

always having a particular quality

ever (adverb)

used before a comparative adjective or adverb for showing that something is growing or developing all the time

every minute (of something) ()

all of a period of time

every step of the way ()

continuously, during a whole process

every time ()

whenever something happens

for days/weeks etc at a time ()

continuously for a period of several days/weeks etc

man and boy ()

all the time since you were a boy

month after month ()

used for emphasizing that the same thing happens all the time

morning, noon, and night ()

used for emphasizing that something happens continuously

perennial (adjective)

always existing, or never seeming to change

perpetual (adjective)

literary continuing all the time

(right) from the start ()

immediately when something begins and all the time after that

through thick and thin ()

in all situations, especially the most difficult ones

twenty-four seven (adverb)

informal all the time, without ever stopping, closing, or changing

without fail ()

used for emphasizing that something always happens in the same way or at the same time

year after year ()

continuously for several years