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Synonyms and antonyms of Continuing without stopping in British Thesaurus

Continuing without stopping

continuous (adjective)

continuing without stopping or being interrupted

forever (adverb)

for all time in the future, or for as long as you can imagine

permanent (adjective)

happening or existing for a long time or for all time in the future

continual (adjective)

continuing without stopping

continuing (adjective)

happening for a period of time without interruption

indefinite (adjective)

continuing into the future with no fixed end

unbroken (adjective)

continuing for a long time without a pause or an interruption

unfailing (adjective)

never changing or ending

non-stop (adjective)

continuing without stopping

unceasing (adjective)

formal continuing without stopping

ceaseless (adjective)

mainly literary continuing without stopping

continually (adverb)

all the time without stopping

endless (adjective)

seeming to have no end or limit

eternal (adjective)

continuing for ever or for a very long time

everlasting (adjective)

continuing to exist for ever

evermore (adverb)

mainly literary forever

forever and ever ()

for now and all time in the future: used for emphasis, especially by children or in children’s stories

forevermore (adverb)

mainly literary forever

for keeps ()

for ever, or for always

incessant (adjective)

continuing for a long time without stopping in a way that is annoying

indefinitely (adverb)

for a period of time that has no fixed end

inexhaustible (adjective)

never completely used up, and therefore always available

in perpetuity ()

for all time in the future

ongoing (adjective)

still happening or being done

permanently (adverb)

for a long time or for all time in the future

relentless (adjective)

something bad that is relentless never seems to stop or improve

remorseless (adjective)

continuing without stopping, or continuing to get worse

seamless (adjective)

changing or continuing very smoothly and without stopping

self-perpetuating (adjective)

something such as a system or process that is self-perpetuating is able to continue for a long time because it creates the things that it needs to continue

solid (adjective)

with no pauses or interruptions

standing (adjective)

always existing

straight (adjective)

happening one after the other, without interruption

straight (adverb)

happening for a particular period of time, without interruption

sustainable (adjective)

capable of continuing for a long time at the same level

unabated (adjective)

formal unable to be stopped or controlled

undisturbed (adjective)

not interrupted by anyone

undying (adjective)

never ending

unending (adjective)

continuing without stopping, or seeming to last for ever

unflagging (adjective)

not changing or becoming weaker

unimpeded (adjective)

formal not interrupted or delayed