continuity
/kənˈtɪn.jʊ.ɪti/Definitions
1. noun
The state of being continuous; a quality or attribute that is unbroken or uninterrupted in time, space, or sequence.
“The film’s continuity was crucial to creating a believable narrative.”
2. noun
A continuous or unbroken series or sequence of things.
“The continuity of the mountain range was breathtaking.”
3. noun
A state of being connected or in a state of flow.
“The continuity of the water was essential for the ecosystem.”
4. verb
To continue or persist in a particular state or activity.
“The company has been continuing to expand into new markets.”
5. verb
To maintain or preserve something in a state of continuity.
“The team worked to continue the project’s momentum.”
6. noun
A period of uninterrupted time or a prolonged state of something.
“The continuity of the power outage lasted for several hours.”
7. noun
A connection or a link between two or more things.
“The continuity between the old and new buildings was seamless.”