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Definition of nonstop
: done, made, or held without a stop : not easing or letting up
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Examples of nonstop in a Sentence
nonstop negotiations in an eleventh-hour attempt to avert a strike
Recent Examples of nonstop from the Web
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The airline will also be flying twice-daily nonstop flights from Boston to Pittsburgh, a connection catering to growing business traffic between the East Coast cities.
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TV channels give nonstop coverage to terror attacks, spreading fear and doing the terrorists’ job for them.
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Crown Point Mayor David Uran said the line at the four-hour long picnic, which included bounce houses for the children and a bean bag toss area for friendly games, was nonstop for more than two hours.
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The Central American nation is a popular tourist destination for Floridians — nonstop flights to San Jose are faster than flights to New York City.
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The route marks Miami International Airport’s 40th Caribbean destination with nonstop service.
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CVG recently added a few new nonstop flights with the arrival of Southwest Airlines.
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If a getaway to the Southwest sounds good to you, low-cost air carrier Allegiant will soon offer a nonstop flight from Indianapolis to Phoenix, Fox59 reports.
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The show will feature nonstop demonstrations of other scale replicas of planes that are at least 50 years old.
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First Known Use of nonstop
1900
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Definition of nonstop
: a nonstop airplane flight
Recent Examples of nonstop from the Web
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In between releasing her new album Witness and live-streaming her life, Katy's been pretty much nonstop — and that usually doesn't mean there's a whole lot of time for dating.
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American Airlines and Southwest Airlines both fly nonstops to Phoenix Sky Harbor.
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In neighborhoods affected by the defoliation plague, the crunch of caterpillars eating leaves, the click of caterpillar poop falling on wooden decking and the nonstop fluttering-down of ragged leaf bits have become the sights and the sounds of June.
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The nonstop, 14-hour flights will offer travelers economy seating as well as six seats in first class and 35 in business class.
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Allegiant Air on Wednesday launched nonstop, seasonal flights between Destin/Fort Walton Beach, Fla., and Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, the airline announced.
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With a combat load of sixty tons of cargo, the C-5M can fly from Dover Air Force Base in Delaware to Incirlik Air Force Base, Turkey nonstop without refueling.
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Ball, who was reportedly yapping nonstop from the sidelines, had nothing to say after that.
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The new daily nonstop between Mexico City and San Diego will launch Nov. 6, as will a second daily flight in and out of Los Angeles.
These example sentences are selected automatically from various online news sources to reflect current usage of the word 'nonstop'. Views expressed in the examples do not represent the opinion of Merriam-Webster or its editors. Send us feedback.
First Known Use of nonstop
1975
NONSTOP Defined for English Language Learners
nonstop
playDefinition of nonstop for English Language Learners
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: done or made without stopping
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: not stopping
NONSTOP Defined for Kids
nonstop
playDefinition of nonstop for Students
: without a stop He talked nonstop. It's a nonstop flight.
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