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continual
adjective
1 constantly happening or done; frequent.
2 constant; never ceasing.
[14c: from Latin continualis , from continuus uninterrupted]
continually adverb .
adjective
1 constantly happening or done; frequent.
2 constant; never ceasing.
[14c: from Latin continualis , from continuus uninterrupted]
continually adverb .
| continual See Usage Note at continuous. |
continuance
noun
1 the act or state of continuing.
2 duration.
3 US law an adjournment or postponement.
[14c: from Latin continuare to make continuous]
noun
1 the act or state of continuing.
2 duration.
3 US law an adjournment or postponement.
[14c: from Latin continuare to make continuous]
continuation
noun
1 the act or process of continuing, often after a break or pause.
2 that which adds to something or carries it on, eg a further episode of or sequel to a story.
noun
1 the act or process of continuing, often after a break or pause.
2 that which adds to something or carries it on, eg a further episode of or sequel to a story.
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