nonstop

[ˈnɑːnstɑːp]

nonstop Definition

• 1. without stopping or pausing
• 2. continuing without a pause or interruption

Using nonstop: Examples

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

• Example

  The flight was nonstop from New York to London.

• Example

  They danced nonstop for three hours.

• Example

  The rain has been falling nonstop for two days.

nonstop Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for nonstop

• continuous
• uninterrupted
• unceasing
• endless
• constant

Antonyms for nonstop

• intermittent
• discontinuous
• broken
• paused

Phrases with nonstop

• go nonstop

  to continue without stopping

  Example

  She can go nonstop for hours when she's working on a project.

• nonstop flight

  a flight that goes directly from one place to another without stopping

  Example

  I prefer taking nonstop flights because they save time and are more convenient.

• nonstop party

  a party that goes on without stopping

  Example

  The nonstop party lasted all night and into the morning.

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Summary: nonstop in Brief

'Nonstop' [ˈnɑːnstɑːp] means continuing without a pause or interruption. It is often used to describe activities or events that go on without stopping, such as 'They danced nonstop for three hours.' 'Nonstop' can also refer to flights that go directly from one place to another without stopping, as in 'The flight was nonstop from New York to London.'