Synonyms for Intermittently:

• adj.

  •Other relevant words: (adjective)
  • piecemeal,
  • occasionally.
  •piecemeal (adjective)
  • most intermittently,
  • most partially,
  • more intermittently,
  • most fitfully,
  • by fits starts,
  • most gradually,
  • more gradually,
  • step by step,
  • more partially.

• a. & adv.

  •on and off (adjective, adverb)
  • more uncertainly,
  • most infrequently,
  • in-constantly,
  • most uncertainly.
  •piecemeal (adjective, adverb)
  • gradual.

• adv

  •frequently (adverb)
  • over and over,
  • spasmodically,
  • thick and fast,
  • in quick succession,
  • very often,
  • many a time,
  • successively,
  • time and again,
  • in many instances,
  • oft,
  • many times,
  • at short intervals,
  • at regular intervals,
  • ofttimes,
  • oftentimes,
  • as a rule,
  • not seldom,
  • not infrequently,
  • recurrently,
  • by ordinary.
  •infrequently (adverb)
  • hardly ever,
  • not regularly,
  • sparingly.
  •now and then (adverb)
  • once or twice,
  • not often,
  • once in blue moon,
  • once again,
  • once in a blue moon,
  • once and again,
  • now then.
  •Other relevant words: (adverb)
  • frequently,
  • uncertainly,
  • on and off,
  • at irregular intervals,
  • sometime,
  • alternately,
  • Inconstantly,
  • spottily,
  • very seldom,
  • here and there,
  • on-and-off,
  • discontinuously,
  • Brokenly,
  • when the mood strikes,
  • chaotically,
  • patchily.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • intermittently.
  •at times (adverb)
  • every so often,
  • again,
  • on occasion,
  • once in a while,
  • now and again,
  • sporadically.
  •frequently (adverb)
  • ordinarily,
  • habitually.
  •infrequently (adverb)
  • infrequently.
  •irregularly (adverb)
  • capriciously,
  • jerkily,
  • unevenly,
  • irregularly,
  • asymmetrically,
  • variably,
  • Eccentrically,
  • erratically,
  • fitfully,
  • unsystematically.
  •now and then (adverb)
  • every once in a while.
  •on and off (adverb)
  • more sometimes,
  • when mood strikes,
  • on off,
  • more irregularly,
  • more on-and-off,
  • more alternately,
  • more inconstantly,
  • most irregularly,
  • most inconstantly,
  • dis-continuously,
  • un-certainly,
  • most alternately,
  • most sporadically,
  • in constantly,
  • most on and off,
  • most on-and-off,
  • un certainly,
  • more fluctuating,
  • most sometimes,
  • more on and off,
  • dis continuously,
  • more sporadically,
  • more infrequently.
  •sometimes (adverb)
  • here there,
  • ever again.
  •unevenly (adverb)
  • un evenly,
  • un-equally,
  • un equally,
  • un-evenly.

• n.

  •
  • continue,
  • periodically,
  • betimes,
  • sometimes.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • from time to time,
  • now and then,
  • by fits and starts.

• Other synonyms:

  •intermittent
  • on again.
  •Other relevant words:
  • rarely.
  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • repeatedly,
  • piece by piece,
  • by fits,
  • methodically,
  • in spots,
  • haphazardly,
  • gradually,
  • little by little,
  • disconnectedly,
  • inch by inch,
  • at intervals,
  • with many interruptions,
  • at times,
  • like clockwork,
  • punctually,
  • uniformly,
  • unmethodically,
  • systematically,
  • episodically,
  • unpredictably,
  • randomly,
  • erratic,
  • fitful,
  • by catches,
  • regularly,
  • in snatches,
  • variable,
  • constantly,
  • slowly,
  • disjointedly,
  • unstable,
  • Willy nilly,
  • haltingly,
  • fluctuating,
  • by skips,
  • cyclically,
  • fluttering,
  • fit,
  • at random,
  • on-again,
  • unreliably,
  • by snatches,
  • restlessly,
  • intermittent,
  • roughly,
  • steadily,
  • changeable,
  • by degrees,
  • by jerks,
  • Desultorily,
  • unsteadily,
  • persistently,
  • Skippingly,
  • per saltum,
  • at stated times,
  • unpredictable,
  • Inchmeal,
  • whimsically,
  • ever and again,
  • flickering.

Paraphrases for Intermittently:

• Equivalence

  • Adverb
    sporadically.

• Independent

  • Adverb
    blinking, periodically, regularly, separately, sometime, sometimes.

• Other Related

  • Adverb
    occasionally.