Continually, continuously.
1830. I’ve been at school year in and year out.—Mass. Spy, July 28: from the N.Y. Constellation. (Given as a southernism.)
1908. See STAND PAT.
1910. Year in, year out, these tasters of literature appraise the motley flux, skimming off for publication the smallest portion, diverting the rest toward other readers and final oblivion.—N.Y. Evening Post, March 7.
