Meaning & Definition of word "Continuously"

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    Continuously

    /kənˈtɪnjuəsli/

    adverb:

    • 1. In a continuous manner; without interruption.
      • Example: The factory operated continuously for 24 hours to meet the demand.
    • 2. Without a break or pause; ongoing.
      • Example: She worked continuously on her project to ensure it was completed on time.
    • 3. In a steady, unbroken flow.
      • Example: The river flowed continuously through the valley, unaffected by the drought.
    • 4. Occurring without stops or interruptions.
      • Example: The phone rang continuously during the meeting, causing quite a distraction.
    • 5. Without any intervals; perpetually.
      • Example: He has been living continuously in that city for over a decade.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'continuus', meaning unbroken.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    continuously evolving:

    Consistently changing and developing over time.

    continuously monitored:

    Regularly watched or checked without a pause.

    Related Words

    continuous:

    Without any gaps or pauses.

    continuation:

    The act of carrying on or pursuing something further.

    Slang Meanings of continuously

    Meaning: Going on for ages.

    Example Sentence: That lecture was literally going on continuously, it felt like forever.

    Meaning: Never ending.

    Example Sentence: His jokes seem to flow continuously, he never stops!