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adj. Continuing without interruption. See Synonyms at continual.

adj. Without pause or stop; not ending, especially to the point of annoyance.

adj. Continuing or following without interruption; unceasing; unitermitted; uninterrupted; continual

Continued or repeated without interruption or intermission; unceasing; ceaseless: as, incessant rains; incessant clamor.

Synonyms Continuous, Incessant, Continual, Perpetual; unremitting, unremitted. Continuous means unbroken, and is passive; incessant means unceasing, and is active. The former is preferable to note duration, condition, or result; the latter, to describe the exertion by which the condition or result is produced. We speak of a continuous or an incessant fever, according as we think of the fever as a state or as an activity; and similarly of a continuous or incessant strain of music, and the continuous or incessant murmur of a brook; but only of a continuous railroad-track or telegraph-wire. Continual regularly implies the habitual or repeated renewals of an act, state, etc.: as, a continual succession of storms. In the Bible continual is sometimes used for continuous, but the distinction here indicated is now clearly established. Perpetual is continuous with the idea of lastingness: as, perpetual motion. It is often used in the sense of continual: as, I am sick of such perpetual bickerings. In either sense, unless the thing is really everlasting, it is used by hyperbole, as implying that one sees no end to the matter. See eternal.

adj. uninterrupted in time and indefinitely long continuing

"Debra White Hayes couldn't sleep through the noise, which she described as incessant droning "like monsters.""

continuous    uninterrupted   

unceasing    perpetual    constant    continual    ceaseless    uninterrupted    unintermitted    unremitting    unitermitted    continuous   

Crescent    adolescent    antidepressant    convalescent    crescent    depressant    effervescent    evanescent    fluorescent    incandescent   

continual    ceaseless    endless    steady    persistent    furious    monotonous    intermittent    insistent    shrill