Without intermission or cessation; constantly. Obsolete.

In the same state or condition, without change; (also) without interruption, continuously. Obsolete.

Constantly, incessantly, perpetually; with continual recurrence. Now literary.

Invariably; unceasingly, constantly, continually.

In a continual way; always, incessantly, constantly, perpetually, all the time; i.e. either: Without any intermission, at every moment, continuously…

At one draught, continuously; straight off, distinctly.

Without ceasing; incessantly.

Everlastingly, eternally, for ever; indefinitely, in perpetuity. Also (archaic): for the rest of one's life.

Without cessation; ceaselessly, incessantly.

Continuously.

Assiduously, diligently; constantly, continually.

Continuously or continually; unceasingly, incessantly. In later use esp. (with reference to rainfall): persistently, in a sustained way. Now rare…

= restlessly, adv. Obsolete.

= continually, adv.

All the time, from the beginning, throughout; continuously, without interruption. Cf. right along at right, adv. phrases 5.

Continuously.

In an incessant manner; without cessation; unceasingly.

still opece (opese, opeese;corruptly off pees, a peace), continuously. (See piece, n. 10b.) Obsolete.

= incessantly, adv. (Very common 1550–1690.)

In one accord; in one and the same state; without cessation or interruption, continuously; straightway.

Expressing continuous persistent action: onward in time, continuously, constantly; frequently with verbs in the imperative giving permission to…

quasi-adv. Without intermission or pause; unceasingly.

In a restless manner; without resting or pausing; unceasingly; uneasily.

Steadily, copiously. Obsolete.

quasi-adv. Ceaselessly.

without ceasing, incessantly.

Continuously, steadfastly.

Without ceasing or interruption; incessantly; continuously.

Continually, perpetually, incessantly, always.

Without pause, continuously; heartily.

Chiefly colloquial. Incessantly, constantly; repeatedly; always.

(un-, prefix1 affix 5; cf. unintermitting, adj.)

Continuously for twenty-four (occasionally twelve) hours; all day and all night; constantly. Frequently emphasized by preceding all.

In a continuous manner; uninterruptedly, without break; continually, constantly.

in a sustained manner.

Without pause; ceaselessly.

Relentlessly, unremittingly; without stopping. Cf. remorseless, adj. 2.

All day and all night; constantly; = round the clock, adv.

With running commentary; continuously or constantly throughout a match.

One ball at a time; continuously or constantly throughout a match. Also (in Broadcasting): in full, with running commentary.

Without stopping or pausing.

Continuously; without interruption. (Cf. solid, adj. 21d.)