Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

continuous-form

Noun

/kənˈtɪn.ju.əs fɔrm/

Definition

Continuous form refers to a type of paper that is connected along one edge and can be fed through a printer or other machines without needing to be separated first.

Examples

The accounting department uses a continuous form for monthly reports.
The printer can handle continuous forms without manual intervention.
Continuous form printing saves time, especially for bulk printing tasks.

Meaning

This term often applies to multi-part forms used for printing that can be printed on continuously for efficiency, commonly used in accounting and billing processes.