Antonyms for continuingcon·tin·u·ing

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1. continuingadjective

   remaining in force or being carried on without letup

   "the act provided a continuing annual appropriation"; "the continuing struggle to put food on the table"

   Antonyms:
   short, discontinued

   Synonyms:
   chronic

2. chronic, continuingadjective

   of long duration

   "chronic money problems"

   Antonyms:
   discontinued, short

   Synonyms:
   inveterate, chronic

How to use continuing in a sentence?

1. Tom Buschatzke:

   I’m committed to continuing to work with all seven states.

2. Thomas Hayes:

   This is the first time that continuing jobless claims beat expectations and it shows that more people are starting to go back to work and this is very positive for the economy.

3. William Reinsch:

   This is continuing to grow in scope and magnitude. It could end being really, really big, and really, really serious. We can't project that now.

4. Michael Montesano:

   The election seems above all to have made clear the depth of continuing divisions, at the same time, the rhetoric used by some on the Thai right in support of the Palang Pracharath party may have inflamed the concerns of voters worried about former Prime Minister Thaksins continued influence on Thai politics and broader threats to the old status quo.

5. Adekunle Salau:

   The downside is that it can also be artificially priced,thereby continuing heat up the already high cost of Abuja properties and secondly, the amenities ?may not be developed to the quality expected from the WTA brand.

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