都つ度ど

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Meanings

Used to indicate that something happens or is done on every occasion. Often used in formal or business settings, but also common in everyday speech.

〈動どう詞し〉する都つ度どeach time one does 〈verb〉
質しつ問もんがある都つ度ど、メールでお知しらせください。
Please let us know by email each time you have a question.
〈事こと〉の都つ度どeach time 〈event〉 occurs
契けい約やく更こう新しんの都つ度ど、確かく認にん書しょを送そう付ふします。
We send a confirmation document each time the contract is renewed.

毎まい回かい
毎回 is the everyday, casual way to say 'every time', while 都度 sounds more formal and is common in business or written Japanese.
毎まい度どN2
毎度 is an older, more set-phrase way of saying 'every time' (often in greetings like 毎度ありがとうございます), while 都度 is more neutral and flexible in formal writing.
度たび
都度 is a more formal, written equivalent of 度, often seen in business contexts like その都度ご連絡します.
たびに
都度 is a more formal, often business-style synonym for 度に, commonly seen in set phrases like その都度.

都つ合ごうN4
都度 means 'each time' and shares the kanji 都 with 都合, but 都合 means 'circumstances/convenience' and has no connection to repetition.

Composed of 都 (all, every) and 度 (time, occasion). The kanji combination directly conveys the meaning of 'each time'.