noncontinuous

[non-kuh n-tin-yoo-uhs]

noncontinuous Definition

not continuous; broken or interrupted at intervals.

Using noncontinuous: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "noncontinuous" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The noncontinuous rain caused flooding in the area.

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    The noncontinuous power supply caused the computer to shut down frequently.

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    The noncontinuous work schedule made it difficult for her to plan her day.

noncontinuous Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for noncontinuous

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Summary: noncontinuous in Brief

The term 'noncontinuous' [non-kuh n-tin-yoo-uhs] refers to something that is not continuous, but rather broken or interrupted at intervals. It can be used to describe things like rain, power supply, or work schedules that are not consistent or uninterrupted. Synonyms include 'discontinuous,' 'intermittent,' and 'sporadic.'