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continuous
adjective
1 incessant.
2 unbroken; uninterrupted.
3 grammar said of a verbal aspect or tense: representing continuing action or a continuing state, in English formed with the auxiliary verb be and the present participle, as in I am waiting , They were dancing , You will be playing tomorrow . Also called progressive.
[17c: from Latin continuus unbroken, from continere to hold together]
continuously adverb .
adjective
1 incessant.
2 unbroken; uninterrupted.
3 grammar said of a verbal aspect or tense: representing continuing action or a continuing state, in English formed with the auxiliary verb be and the present participle, as in I am waiting , They were dancing , You will be playing tomorrow . Also called progressive.
[17c: from Latin continuus unbroken, from continere to hold together]
continuously adverb .
| continuous, continual Note that something that is continuous exists or happens for a period without a break, whereas something that is continual exists or happens repeatedly over a period, so that a continuous disturbance goes on for a time without a break, whereas continual disturbances are several occurrences with gaps between them. |
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