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View synonyms for on and on

on and on

  1. Continuously, persistently, without stopping, as in On and on they rode for three whole days. Also see go on and on.



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On and on the delivery truck went, racing over long bridges, shooting through mountain tunnels, gliding down straight stretches of highway, until it started to slow.

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The robot could have hiked on and on, never slowing or stopping, but the goose needed to rest.

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Chitchat the squirrel came bounding through the grass, chattering on and on, as usual.

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It has been going on and on in cycles.

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“He’s not allowed at performances,” Henkel says, as Bertolt barks on and on.

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