1 | adjective | occurring in time or space without interruption 2 | adjective | of a function or curve; extending without break or irregularity

kuhnt'inyoouhs (IPA: kəntˈɪnjuəs)

con-tin-u-ous (10 letters | 4 syllables)

1673 (European Renaissance) (352 years ago)

written: 3498th most common (1 in 35714 words) ( > 99% adjective)

spoken: 2768th most common (1 in 62500 words)

(includes some inflected forms)

ceaseless | constant | continual | incessant | never-ending | perennial | perpetual | regular | unceasing | unremitting (total: 10)

discontinuous

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continuously

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continuous creation theory | continuous receiver watch | continuous tense

Mandarin Chinese: | 不斷的 (adjective) Hindi: | निरंतर (adjective) Arabic: | مُستَمِرّ (adjective) Spanish: | ininterrumpido (continuity) | continuo (continuity) | persistente (continuity) | seguido (continuity) | incesante (continuity) | continuado (continuity) | permanente (continuity) French: | ininterrompu (continuity) | continu (continuity) | incessant (continuity) | permanent (continuity) | continuel (continuity) | sans cesse (continuity) | persistant (continuity) | constant (continuity) | perpétuel (continuity)

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12 (International English) | 12 (North American English)