Continuously

/kənˈtɪnjuəsli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In a continuous manner; without interruption.

The factory operated continuously for 24 hours to meet the demand.

Without a break or pause; ongoing.

She worked continuously on her project to ensure it was completed on time.

In a steady, unbroken flow.

The river flowed continuously through the valley, unaffected by the drought.

Occurring without stops or interruptions.

The phone rang continuously during the meeting, causing quite a distraction.

Without any intervals; perpetually.

He has been living continuously in that city for over a decade.

From the Latin 'continuus', meaning unbroken.

continuously evolving

Consistently changing and developing over time.

continuously monitored

Regularly watched or checked without a pause.

continuous

Without any gaps or pauses.

continuation

The act of carrying on or pursuing something further.

Going on for ages.

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

Never ending.

His jokes seem to flow continuously, he never stops!