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What is another word for Continuously? – 137 Continuously Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    constantly continually perpetually persistently incessantly unremittingly unceasingly steadily steadily ongoingly permanently endlessly tirelessly relentlessly ceaselessly continuously intermittently periodically recurrently repeatedly regularly habitually usually normally typically ordinarily consistently uniformly steadily unwaveringly unchangingly stablely firmly fixedly durably lastingly abidingly permanently

    Meaning of Continuously

    The primary meaning of "Continuously" is to continue or be continued without pause or interruption.

    Definitions

    • Without pause or interruption,
    • * Extending or lasting throughout a period of time,
    • * Forming an unbroken whole,
    • * In a continuous manner or to a continuous extent

    Etymology of Continuously

    The word "Continuously" has its roots in the Latin "continuus," meaning "unbroken" or "continuous,"
    It is derived from "continuare," which means "to continue,"
    The Latin "continuus" is a combination of "con-" (meaning "together") and "in-" (meaning "on") and "tenere" (meaning "to hold"),
    Historically, the word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something that continues without interruption

    Example Uses

    • The machine has been running continuously for hours,
    • * The company has been growing continuously over the past decade,
    • * The music played continuously throughout the party,
    • * The researchers worked continuously to find a cure for the disease

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    intermittently sporadically occasionally periodically infrequently irregularly discontinuously disruptively interruptively fragmentarily piecemeal fitfully spasmodically irregularly discontinuously brokenly fragmentally incompletely partially imperfectly inadequately insufficiently

    Related Nouns

    continuity continuation persistence constancy permanence stability duration extension period term span sequence series procession succession flow stream current progression development growth increase expansion

    Related Verbs

    continue persist last endure remain stay abide uphold maintain sustain support keep preserve protect prolong extend stretch expand grow increase develop

    Related Adjectives

    continuous constant perpetual persistent incessant unremitting unceasing steady ongoing permanent endless tireless relentless ceaseless intermittent periodic recurrent repeated regular habitual usual normal typical ordinary consistent uniform stable firm fixed durable lasting abiding permanent