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What is another word for Continuous? – 200 Continuous Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    constant uninterrupted unbroken persistent perpetual ongoing ceaseless endless continuous unremitting relentless perpetual lasting durable steadfast unwavering unshakeable unrelenting incessant perpetual nonstop uninterrupted unending persistent unremitting steady stable uniform consistent unchanging perpetual eternal everlasting enduring abiding lasting prolonged protracted extended prolonged unstopped unceasing unbroken uninterrupted persistent perpetual continuous nonstop incessant constant perpetual ongoing relentless unremitting unrelenting steady stable uniform consistent unchanging perpetual eternal everlasting enduring abiding lasting durable steadfast unwavering unshakeable

    Meaning of Continuous

    The primary meaning of the word "Continuous" is relating to something that continues without pause or interruption.

    Definitions

    • Relating to something that continues without pause or interruption
    • * Forming an unbroken whole; without interruption
    • * (Of a function or process) having no breaks or gaps

    Etymology of Continuous

    The word "Continuous" has its roots in Latin, derived from "continuus," meaning "unbroken" or "continuous," which is a combination of "continuare," meaning "to continue," and the suffix "-us," which forms an adjective
    Historically, the term "continuous" has been used in various contexts, including mathematics, physics, and philosophy, to describe something that continues without interruption or pause

    Example Uses

    • The continuous flow of water from the fountain created a soothing sound
    • * The company has experienced continuous growth over the past five years
    • * The teacher provided continuous feedback to help the students improve their performance

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    intermittent discontinuous broken interrupted sporadic periodic irregular episodic occasional temporary transient fleeting brief short-lived finite limited restricted incomplete partial fragmentary disconnected separated divided detached isolated scattered dispersed fragmented disjoined disjointed unconnected