Nonstop

/ˈnɒnˌstɒp/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Without any stops or interruptions.

The train runs nonstop from New York to Chicago.

Continuously, without a break.

She worked nonstop for eight hours to meet the deadline.

Referring to a flight or journey that does not have any layovers.

I booked a nonstop flight to Los Angeles.

adverb

In a manner that is continuous and without stoppage.

He talked nonstop during the entire meeting.

Continuously, without pausing.

The rain poured nonstop all night long.

The word 'nonstop' combines 'non-' (meaning 'not') and 'stop'.

nonstop flight

A flight that goes from one place to another without stopping.

nonstop music

Music that plays continuously without breaks.

nonstop action

Action that occurs without pauses or interruptions.

uninterrupted

Not interrupted; continuous.

constant

Occurring continuously over a period of time.

ceaseless

Without end or pause.

Going on indefinitely or excessively.

That party was nonstop fun!

A situation where something keeps happening without end.

His nonstop complaints were tiring.