Synonyms for Continuing:

adj.
• continuous
- gapless
- habitual
- invariable
- level
- monolithic
- monotonous
- nonstop
- perpetual
- persistent
- recurrent
- regular
- repeated
- repetitive
- robot-like
- seamless
- sequential
- steady
- straight
- un-intermittent
- unbroken
- unceasing
- undeviating
- undying
- unending
- uniform
- unremitting
- unvarying
• habituated
- long-l
- LONGL
- long l
- more long l
- more long-l
- more longl
- most long l
- most long-l
- most longl
• inveterate
- hard core
- hardcore
• living
- in use
- Subsisting
• old
- ageold
- veteran
- vintage
• ongoing
- in process
- in progress
- Maintaining
- Sustaining
- carrying on
- persevering
- persisting
• pending
- in balance
- in line
- in the balance
- in the offing
- in the works
- on board
- on line
• progressive
- bleeding-heart
- broadminded
- forward-looking
- left of center
- reformist
- up-and-coming
• protractile
- stretchable
• residual
- unconsumed
- vestigal
• unchanged
- unmodified
• unfailing
- never-failing
- rock solid
- surefire
- there
• untiring
- fireball
- go-go
- grinder
- hyper
- undeterred
- GOGO
• abiding
- enduring
• all
- continuing
• chronic
- deep rooted
- deep seated
- deeprooted
- deepseated
- ever present
- everpresent
- in born
- in bred
- in curable
- in eradicable
- in grained
- in-born
- in-bred
- in-curable
- in-eradicable
- in-grained
- long lived
- long standing
- longlived
- more ever present
- more ever-present
- more everpresent
- more inbred
- more recurring
- more unabating
- most ever present
- most ever-present
- most everpresent
- most inbred
- most recurring
- most unabating
- pro longed
- pro-longed
- re current
- re curring
- re-current
- re-curring
- settled
- un abating
- un mitigated
- un yielding
- un-abating
- un-mitigated
- un-yielding
• consecutive
- Seriate
- chrono logical
- chrono-logical
- ensuing
- in creasing
- in turn
- in-creasing
- logical
- more serialized
- more seriate
- more seriatim
- more succedent
- more understandable
- most serialized
- most seriate
- most seriatim
- most succedent
- succedent
- un interrupted
- un-interrupted
• lasting
- in exhaustible
- in-exhaustible
- long term
- longterm
- more forever
- more inexpungible
- more long term
- more long-term
- more longterm
- most forever
- most inexpungible
- most long term
- most long-term
- most longterm
- un ceasing
- un remitting
- un-ceasing
- un-remitting
• left
- gone out
• lifelong
- more lifetime
- more livelong
- most lifetime
- most livelong
• perennial
- imperishable
n.
• continuation
- Prolonging
- perpetuation
- perpetuations
- post script
- post scripts
• endurance
- forebearances
- holding ups
- re solutions
- re-solution
- re-solutions
- sub mission
- sub missions
- sub-mission
- sub-missions
- sufferances
- under going
- under goings
- under-going
- under-goings
- undergoings
- with standing
- with standings
- with-standing
- with-standings
- withstandings
• extension
- de lay
- de lays
- de-lay
- de-lays
- dis tension
- dis tensions
- dis-tension
- dis-tensions
- drawing outs
- ex tension
- ex tensions
- ex tent
- ex tents
- ex-tension
- ex-tensions
- ex-tent
- ex-tents
- lengthenings
- spreading outs
- stretchings
v.
• abiding
- Experiencing
- Tarrying
- Tolerating
- putting up with
• living
- Residing
- dwelling
Other synonyms:

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endurance
old

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standing

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solid

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• advancing

progress

• expired

• inexhaustible

untiring

• left over

residual

• lifelong

lifetime

• lineal

linear

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What are the paraphrases for Continuing?

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Equivalence
- Coordinating conjunction
  continue.
- Determiner
  continue.
- Preposition or subordinating conjunction
  continue.
- Adjective
  continual, continue, incessant.
- Proper noun, singular
  continual, continue.
- Noun, plural
  continue.
- Noun, singular or mass
  continue, incessant.
Independent
- Preposition or subordinating conjunction
  continuous.
- Adjective
  abiding, ceaseless, contiguous, continuity, continuous, ever-present, lingering, long-lasting, longstanding, never-ending, ongoing, perennial, persistence, pursued, relentless, repeated, running, steadfast, sustained, unabated, unbroken, unceasing, unfailing, unflagging, unflinching, uninterrupted, unremitting, unstinting, untiring, unwavering, Maintaining, long-standing, around-the-clock.
- Proper noun, singular
  continuity, continuous, ongoing, persistence, sustained, Classes, Its, Les, Maintaining, Sustaining, ministers, developments, POPS, pollutants, constants, on-going.
- Noun, plural
  Charges, Efforts, prosecutions, exchanges, pursuits, prosecutors.
- Noun, singular or mass
  abiding, continuity, continuous, ongoing, persistence, proceeding, Maintaining.
- Verb, past tense
  expressed, needed, ongoing, pursued, retained, spoke, sustained, Persisted, Remained, Prosecuted, Sued.
- Verb, gerund or present participle
  abiding, according, advancing, appearing, assuring, attending, backing, bearing, becoming, beginning, binding, budget, completing, conducting, confirming, conserving, continuity, continuous, counting, developing, engaging, ensuing, exercising, expanding, financing, flowing, framework, functioning, getting, going, growing, happening, helping, imposing, improving, inherit, insert, insisting, investigating, launching, leading, leaving, lengthening, less, lingering, living, meeting, monitoring, mounting, ongoing, operating, participating, passing, performing, persisting, practicing, proceeding, protecting, pushing, raging, reaching, recording, refining, renewing, rising, running, seeking, services, serving, shifting, spending, starting, studying, subsistence, supervising, supporting, survey, taking, trying, turning, type, unceasing, undertaking, unfailing, unflagging, unflinching, unfolding, unremitting, unstinting, untiring, unwavering, updating, using, watching, welcoming, working, Accomplishing, Achieving, Addressing, Affirming, Aiming, Allowing, Applying, Attaining, Carrying, Ceasing, Celebrating, Delivering, Deploying, Enhancing, Extending, Fulfilling, Furthering, Guaranteeing, Having, Indicating, Interrupting, Looming, Maintaining, Nurturing, Occurring, Perpetuating, Placing, Receiving, Referring, Registering, Relating, Residing, Securing, Undergoing, Combating, Consisting, Progressing, Prolonging, Promoting, Prosecuting, Providing, Stepping, Suing, Sustaining, challenges, escalating, upgrading, implementing, featuring, reaffirming, long-standing, endeavouring, e, relaunching, trunking.
- Verb, past participle
  engaged, halted, pursued, stopped, sustained, Been, Flowed, Remained, Prosecuted, Stayed, Sued, ensured.
- Verb, 3rd person singular present
  continuous, ongoing, stays, Carries, goes, allows, buys, pursues, retains, progresses.
- Verb, base form
  continuous, persevere, remove, sue, ccontinue.
Other Related
- Adjective
  on-going.
- Noun, singular or mass
  perpetuation, on-going.

What are the hypernyms for Continuing?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Other hypernyms:
enduring, everlasting, lasting, perpetual, persistent, unceasing, unfailing.

What are the opposite words for continuing?

Continuing means to persist in something or to keep doing a particular activity. Its antonyms, on the other hand, refer to stopping, pausing or discontinuing the action. Some of the antonyms for continuing are halting, ceasing, stopping, discontinuing, interrupting, abstaining and desisting. Halting refers to coming to a stop gradually, while ceasing means to stop or to bring an activity to an end. Discontinuing implies stopping something which has been going on for a while, similar to interrupting. Abstaining and desisting imply voluntarily stopping oneself from doing something. In summary, the antonyms of continuing all infer an action being stopped or put on hold.

What are the antonyms for Continuing?

adj.
• closed
- Padlocked
- gone fishing
- more concluded
- more folded
- more padlocked
- more resolved
- more self sufficing
- more self supported
- more self sustained
- more self sustaining
- more self-sufficing
- more self-supported
- more self-sustained
- more self-sustaining
- more selfsufficing
- more selfsupported
- more selfsustained
- more selfsustaining
- most concluded
- most folded
- most padlocked
- most resolved
- most self sufficing
- most self supported
- most self sustaining
- most self-sufficing
- most self-supported
- most self-sustained
- most self-sustaining
- most selfsupported
- not open
- out business
- out order
- re solved
- re-solved
- self centered
- self contained
- self sufficient
- self sufficing
- self supported
- self supporting
- self sustaining
- self-sufficing
- self-sustained
- self-sustaining
- selfcentered
- selfcontained
- selfsufficient
- selfsufficing
- selfsupported
- selfsupporting
- selfsustaining
• dead
- anesthetized
- bereft life
- bereft of life
- by gone
- by-gone
- de ceased
- de parted
- de-ceased
- de-parted
- entire
- gone meet maker
- gone reward
- gone to meet maker
- gone to reward
- in animate
- in operable
- in operative
- in sensitive
- in sipid
- in-active
- in-animate
- in-operable
- in-operative
- in-sensitive
- in-sipid
- inoperable
- more anesthetized
- more deadened
- more erased
- more expired
- more inoperable
- more liquidated
- more mortified
- more numbed
- more offed
- more perished
- more reposing
- more unanimated
- most anesthetized
- most deadened
- most erased
- most expired
- most inoperable
- most liquidated
- most mortified
- most numbed
- most offed
- most perished
- most reposing
- most unanimated
- no more
- not existing
- offed
- out and out
- out misery
- out of misery
- out of one misery
- out of one's misery
- out of ones misery
- out one misery
- out right
- out righter
- out rightest
- out-right
- out-righter
- out-rightest
- pushing daisies
- pushing up daisies
- resting in peace
- resting peace
- un animated
- un conditional
- un employed
- un feeling
- un interesting
- un mitigated
- un profitable
- un qualified
- un responsive
- un-animated
- un-conditional
- un-mitigated
- un-qualified
- un-responsive
- unanimated
• final
- de finite
- de terminate
- de terminative
- de-finite
- de-terminate
- de-terminative
- endest
- hind most
- in controvertible
- in-controvertible
- laggest
- last-minute
- lastminute
- more last minute
- more last-minute
- more lastminute
- more unanswerable
- more unappealable
- most last minute
- most last-minute
- most lastminute
- most terminating
- most unanswerable
- most unappealable
- un answerable
- un appealable
- un-answerable
- un-appealable
- unanswerable
- unappealable
• intermittent
- Iterant
- by bits and pieces
- by bits pieces
- dis continuing
- dis continuous
- dis-continuing
- dis-continuous
- epochal
- every other
- here and there
- here there
- in frequent
- in-frequent
- more checked
- more discontinuing
- more epochal
- more iterant
- more periodical
- more punctuated
- more recurring
- more seasonal
- more shifting
- more stop and go
- more stop-and-go
- most checked
- most discontinuing
- most epochal
- most iterant
- most periodical
- most punctuated
- most recurring
- most seasonal
- most shifting
- most stop and go
- most stop-and-go
- now then
- occasional
- re current
- re curring
- re-current
- re-curring
- recurrent
- seasonal
- shifting
- stop and go
- stop-and-go
• irregular, sporadic
- intermittent
• no longer alive
- dead
• noun
- alternate
- alternating
- antiquated
- archaic
- cyclic
- dated
- discontinued
- discontinuous
- erratic
- fitful
- irregular
- noncontinuous
- obsolete
- out-of-date
- outdated
- outmoded
- outworn
- passe
- periodic
- periodical
- rhythmic
- serial
- short
- spasmodic
- sporadic
- spotty
- unsteady
• ongoing
- temporary
• recently discovered
- newfound
• shut, out of service
- closed
prep.
• situated above
- up
• up
- at apex of
- at summit
- at the apex of
- at the summit
- at the top
- at top
- heavenward
- in order
- in valid
- in-valid
- out dated
- out-dated
- re levant
- re-levant
- skyward
- terminated
- under consideration
- up hill
- up-hill
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Usage examples for Continuing

continuing our course, we crossed the divide in a storm.

"My Attainment of the Pole"

Frederick A. Cook

continuing the steady stride of forward marches, far from land, far from life, there was nothing to arouse a warming spirit.

"My Attainment of the Pole"

Frederick A. Cook

continuing north, at no time was the horizon perfectly clear.

"My Attainment of the Pole"

Frederick A. Cook

Famous quotes with Continuing

The first and continuing argument for the curtailment of working hours and the raising of the minimum age was that education was necessary in a democracy and working children could not attend school.

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The man for whom time stretches out painfully is one waiting in vain, disappointed at not finding tomorrow already continuing yesterday.

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Any book that helps a child to form a habit of reading, to make reading one of his deep and continuing needs, is good for him.

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After saying yes to Turkey, the EU is having difficulty finding clear and consistent grounds for saying no to other, still more remote candidates - but being in the general vicinity of Europe does seem to be a continuing requirement.

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It is change, continuing change, inevitable change, that is the dominant factor in society today. No sensible decision can be made any longer without taking into account not only the world as it is, but the world as it will be.

Isaac Asimov

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