relentlessly
Does "relentlessly" in the following context mean "continuously"?

Context:
The Second World War (1939–1945) brought total war to the world. The unimaginable conflagration that had been the First World War seemed doomed to be repeated. The media, in the form of radio, film, photography, and newspapers and magazines, brought it relentlessly into people’s homes and lives.

Question

relentlessly
Does "relentlessly" in the following context mean "continuously"?

Context:
The Second World War (1939–1945) brought total war to the world. The unimaginable conflagration that had been the First World War seemed doomed to be repeated. The media, in the form of radio, film, photography, and newspapers and magazines, brought it relentlessly into people’s homes and lives.

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from my dictionary

relentlessly | rəˈlɛntləsli |
adverb
in an unceasingly intense or harsh way: Joseph worked relentlessly | he was being bullied relentlessly at school | [as submodifier] : the songs are relentlessly upbeat.

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A synonym for "relentless" can also be "unfeeling", "unmerciful" and "ruthless".
The coverage from the war was not only constant but done in a way that did not spare people the ugly details.

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not really,..  'relent' is kind of 'give a break in doing something',
so 'relentlessly' means they did it continuously, with no thought about whether it's too much or not - maybe it was too much.
:)