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continuous
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Tamar, by Mal Peet
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By the time I was fourteen or so, her two languages were leaking into one another continuously.†
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And from the ditch there had come a continuous scrabbling and splashing and murmuring; a march of vast rats that must surely have been audible from any distance.†
Nothing happened at first, and then he heard a whispering that paused and resumed and then became a continuous rhythmic noise.†
It was not surprising that after five weeks of almost continuous rain the distributor and the HT leads were wet.†
On other nights, he had emerged from the barn and heard the distant drone of aircraft and the continuous muffled thud of faraway explosions.†
A man who was making a low continuous moaning had to be pulled away from the dead boy, but there was little of the crying and screaming that Dart had steeled himself for.†
Then, although there was no longer any returning fire, they reloaded and fired continuously as they walked towards it, because none of them wanted to be the first to stop.†

Definitions:

(1) (continuous)
continuing in time or space without interruption or irregularity
(2) (meaning too rare to warrant focus)