Always going on, incessant, perpetual; i.e. continuing without any intermission, continuous (in time); or less strictly, repeated with brief…

Made up of parts joined, fastened together, or combined (see also joint-stool, n.); continuous, uninterrupted (quot. 1400); figurative with…

Of relations of time, order, succession, etc., which can be figured or represented by those of space: Straightforward, uninterrupted, immediate. gen.

Not interrupted or disturbed; continuous, uniform.

Of a condition, influence, etc.: Continuous, uninterrupted. Obsolete.

Continuous in time or order, uninterrupted in duration.

Not interrupted or broken in respect of continuity or sequence; unintermittent, continuous.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Carried on in a series or sequence; connected or linked together in succession; continuous.

Continuous. In Acoustics applied to a sound or movement of the voice sliding continuously up or down; distinguished from discrete movement.

Of actions, conditions, processes, etc.: Continuing without intermission or cessation, or only with such intermissions as do not interrupt…

Not disturbed or broken into; not interrupted by something.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

Of time: Continuous, consecutive. rare.

Of immaterial things, actions, etc.: Uninterrupted in time, sequence, or essence; going on without interruption; connected, unbroken.

= uninterrupted, adj. adv.

= unbroken, adj. 5.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Not taking breath; continuous.