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Definition
continuing in time or space without interruption or irregularity
- There was the darkness again, and the sound of rushing wind, ear-shattering, continuous, growing in volume until he thought his head would burst.Chapter 4 (9% in)
- The wounds to the legs, stomach, and chest were deep and severe, quite possibly fatal were it not for the fact the bullets had remained where they had lodged, self-cauterized and continuously cleansed by the sea.Chapter 1 (50% in)
- Delta's conduct in the field was continuously and overtly hostile to command.Chapter 22 (56% in)
There are no more uses of "continuous" in The Bourne Identity.
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