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Synonyms for non-stop
Grammar : Adj |
Spell : adjective, adverb non-stop; noun non-stop |
Phonetic Transcription : adjective, adverb ˈnɒnˈstɒp; noun ˈnɒnˌstɒp |
Top 10 synonyms for non-stop
- 24/7
- abiding
- accelerated
- aeonian
- all day and all night
- amaranthine
- at all times
- beeline
- collinear
- confirmed
- connected
- dateless
- day and night
- day-and-night
- direct
- enduring
- equable
- erect
- eternal
- even
- everlasting
- faithful
- fast
- firm
- free
- frequent
- habitual
- high-speed
- homogeneous
- horizontal
- immortal
- immutable
- in a line
- in a row
- in bee line
- in line
- in straight line
- incessant
- indefatigable
- inflexible
- interminable
- interminate
- invariable
- lasting
- level
- like an arrow
- like the Rock of Gibralter
- lineal
- linear
- monochrome
- monophonic
- monotonous
- near
- never-ending
- nonstop
- not crooked
- of a piece
- oft-repeated
- on a treadmill
- one-way
- ongoing
- opened
- peaceful
- perennial
- permanent
- perpendicular
- perpetual
- persistent
- persisting
- pertinacious
- plumb
- point-blank
- precipitous
- punishing
- quick
- rapid
- rectilineal
- rectilinear
- recurrent
- regular
- regularized
- relentless
- repeated
- repetitive
- rhythmic
- right
- round the clock
- round-the-clock
- running
- sheer
- short
- shortest
- smooth
- solid
- solid as rock
- square
- stabile
- stable
- standardized
- staying
- steadfast
- steady
- steady-going
- straight
- straight ahead
- straightaway
- straightforward
- successive
- sustained
- swift
- tenacious
- through
- timeless
- together
- true
- unabated
- unalterable
- unbent
- unbroken
- unceasing
- unchanging
- uncurled
- undeviating
- undistorted
- undisturbed
- unending
- unfailing
- unfaltering
- unflagging
- unflappable
- unfluctuating
- unhindered
- uniform
- uninterrupted
- unrelenting
- unrelieved
- unremitting
- unstoppable
- unswerving
- untiring
- unvarying
- unwaning
- unwavering
- unyielding
- upright
- velocious
- vertical
- world-without-end
Définition of non-stop
Origin :- also nonstop, 1903, from non- + stop (v.); originally of railway trains. As an adverb from 1920.
- As in incessant : adj never-ending, persistent
- As in never-ending : adj continual, unceasing
- As in nonstop : adj continuous, direct
- As in relentless : adj continuous, neverending
- As in steady : adj continuing
- As in straight : adj aligned; not curved
- As in through : adj direct
- As in unceasing : adj incessant
- As in uninterrupted : adj continuing; unbroken
- As in ceaseless : adj never-ending
- As in around-the-clock : adj continual
- As in round-the-clock : adj continual
- As in steady-going : adj steady
- As in unremitting : adj continual
- As in constant : adj fixed
- As in constant : adj neverending
- As in direct : adj undeviating; uninterrupted
- As in express : adj direct, speedy
- You're the man who did the non-stop flight for the Western Aeroplane Company?
- Extract from : « Jack O' Judgment » by Edgar Wallace
- If you are out for a record on an automobile you do it as a "non-stop" run.
- Extract from : « The Automobilist Abroad » by M. F. (Milburg Francisco) Mansfield
- It was to be a non-stop trip, mostly to familiarize Rick with the terrain.
- Extract from : « The Golden Skull » by John Blaine
- "It's a non-stop train; we are alone until we arrive at King's Cross," said Hector.
- Extract from : « Fast as the Wind » by Nat Gould
- I have since been told that they of Birmingham are very proud of their non-stop train service by both routes.
- Extract from : « Punch, Or The London Charivari, Vol. 146., January 14, 1914 » by Various
- He had not even thought to look at the non-stop labels on the train at Charing Cross.
- Extract from : « The House by the River » by A. P. Herbert
- Not havin' looked up the past performances60 in non-stop howlin' I couldn't say whether he'd hung up a new record or not.
- Extract from : « Torchy As A Pa » by Sewell Ford
- This intrepid Italian airman made a non-stop journey from Turin to Naples and back, a distance of 920 miles.
- Extract from : « The Mastery of the Air » by William J. Claxton
- For non-stop flights of over one thousand miles the same considerations make the airship always more economical than the aroplane.
- Extract from : « Flying the Atlantic in Sixteen Hours » by Arthur Whitten Brown
- That is what I mean to do, and with slight variations the ruse can be applied to almost any non-stop run.
- Extract from : « Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 159, July 28th, 1920 » by Various
Antonyms for non-stop
- bounded
- brief
- broken
- ceasing
- changeable
- changing
- completed
- concluded
- concluding
- corrupt
- curved
- deceitful
- deviating
- devious
- different
- diluted
- discontinuous
- dishonest
- disloyal
- disordered
- disorderly
- disorganized
- disturbed
- ending
- ephemeral
- fickle
- finished
- flagging
- fluctuating
- halting
- imbalanced
- imprecise
- incomplete
- inconsistent
- inconstant
- incontinuous
- indefinite
- indirect
- infrequent
- intermittent
- interrupted
- irregular
- kind
- limited
- merciful
- mixed
- obscure
- occasional
- prone
- relenting
- slow
- sluggish
- stopping
- surrendering
- sympathetic
- temporary
- terminable
- terminating
- transient
- twisted
- uncertain
- unconventional
- undecided
- understanding
- undetermined
- uneven
- unfair
- unfaithful
- unfinished
- unfixed
- unjust
- unstable
- unsteady
- untraditional
- untrue
- untrustworthy
- vague
- varying
- wavering
- weak
- wily
- wobbly
- yielding
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