flow continuously

Frequency: 7.010.8 per million words

To move steadily and without stopping, like a river.

continuouslyVERB + continuously

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flow

Examples (10)

  • The river has to flow continuously to support the ecosystem.
  • During the crisis, information flowed continuously from the command center.
  • For the experiment to work, the coolant must flow continuously through the pipes.
  • With the new system, data will flow continuously between all departments.
  • Complaints have flowed continuously since they changed the policy.
  • Lava flowed continuously from the volcano for several weeks.
  • Traffic seems to flow continuously on this highway, even at night.
  • Foreign investment flowed continuously into the country after the reforms.
  • Make sure the water flows continuously to prevent the machine from overheating.
  • Her creative ideas seemed to flow continuously, filling notebook after notebook.