Contest less,kon-test'-les, a

not to be disputed. 148 ] precede or follow a sentence quoted; the pa ages of Scripture which precede or follow the text (L. con, and texo, to weave). firm: v.a. to knit together. ture or constitution. several parts into one body; the disposition and union of the constituent parts of a thing with respect to each other; composition of parts; structure and taceo, to be silent). storey; act of framing together into a fabric (L. con, and tignum, a beam). tact, or very near, or continuous. See Contact. Contiguously, kon-tig'-u-us-le, ad. in a manner so as to touch. Contiguousne , kon-tig'-u-us-nes, s. a state of contact. restraint int which a person imposes up on sexual desire; chastity; continuity. indulgence of sexual intercourse; moderate in the indulgence of lawful pleasure; temperate; continuous; not interrupted; containing: s. a great extent of land, not disjoined or interrupted by a sea; a connected tract of land of great extent; the mainland of Europe; that which contains anything. Continently, kon'-te-nent-le, ad. in a continent manner; chastely. See Contain. to a continent, especially that of Europe; belonging to the Union [U.S.] sibility of coming to pa ; a fortuitous event; an accident. may not happen; dependent ona contingency; that may or may not be true [Logic]: s.a fortuitous event; a that which falls to one in a division or apportionment among a number, especially the number of troops to be supplied by each state confederate ina war. Contingently, kon-tin'-jent-le, ad. in a contingent manner. ce ant; often repeated. fever, one that goes on without intermi ion to a crisis. Continually, kon-tin'-u-al-le, ad. without ce ation; very often. rance; duration; uninterrupted succe ion: continuation; continuity. together; uninterrupted; unbroken. without interruption.; Continuation, kon-tin-u-a'-shun, s. extension of existence ina series or line; extension or carrying on to a farther point; extension in space; a carrying on in length. tlinginterest [Stock Exchange].; Continua to, kon-tin-oo-ä'-to, ad. to be continued or sustained with an unvaried force [Mus.) (It.) continues. dure; to persevere: v.a.to protract;to extend; to produce or draw out in length; to persevere in; to let remain. See Contain. extended in length; extended without intermi ion; proceeding without ce ation; unceasing. Continuedly, kon-tin'-yued-le, ad. ina continued manner. tion; cohesion: close union of parts; unbroken texture. The law of continuity, the principle that nothing pa es from one state into another without pa ing through all the intermediate states [Physics]. Solution of continuity, rupture in what is continuous. vening space or time; uninterrupted. Continuously, kon-tin'-yu-us-le, ad. ina continuous manner.