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Webster Dictionary :: Continuedly
CONTINUEDLY, adv. Without interruption; without ceasing.
Webster Dictionary :: Continued
CONTINUED, pp. 1. Drawn out; protracted; produced; extended in length; extended ...
Webster Dictionary :: Continue
CONTINUE, v.i. [L., to hold. See Tenet .] 1. To remain in a state, or place; to ...
Webster Dictionary :: Continuator
CONTINUATOR, n. One who continues or keeps up a series or succession.
Webster Dictionary :: Continuative
CONTINUATIVE, n. 1. An expression noting permanence or duration. To these may be...
Webster Dictionary :: Continuation
CONTINUATION, n. [L.] 1. Extension of existence in a series or line; succession ...
Webster Dictionary :: Continuately
CONTINUATELY, adv. With continuity; without interruption. [Little used.]
Webster Dictionary :: Continuate
CONTINUATE, v.t. To join closely together. CONTINUATE , a. [L.] 1. Immediately u...
Webster Dictionary :: Continuance
CONTINUANCE, n. [See Continue .] 1. A holding on or remaining in a particular st...
Webster Dictionary :: Continualness
CONTINUALNESS, n. Permanence.
Webster Dictionary :: Continually
CONTINUALLY, adv. 1. Without pause or cessation; unceasingly; as, the ocean is c...
Webster Dictionary :: Continual
CONTINUAL, a. [L. See Continue .] 1. Proceeding without interruption or cessatio...
Webster Dictionary :: Contingentness
CONTINGENTNESS, n. The state of being contingent; fortuitousness.
Webster Dictionary :: Contingently
CONTINGENTLY, adv. Accidentally; without design or foresight.
Webster Dictionary :: Contingent
CONTINGENT, a. 1. Falling or coming by chance, that is, without design or expect...
Webster Dictionary :: Contingency
CONTINGENCE, CONTINGENCY, n. [L., to fall or happen to; to touch. See Touch .] 1...
