continuum
/kɑn.tɪˈnuː.məm/Definitions
1. noun
A series of connected things or events, considered as a whole.
“The universe is considered a vast continuum of space and time.”
2. noun
A series of musical notes or sounds that form a continuous passage.
“The composer used a series of notes to create a beautiful continuum in the symphony.”
3. noun
A range or scale of something, especially a range of values or quantities.
“The temperature was recorded over a continuum of time to track the trend.”
4. noun
A continuous extent, amount, or degree.
“The company operates on a continuum of quality standards to maintain customer satisfaction.”
5. noun
A theoretical concept in physics, a continuous, unbroken whole, especially in time or space.
“The physicist studied the properties of spacetime as a continuum.”
6. noun
A philosophical concept, a continuous whole or series, especially in the sense of a continuous progression or development.
“The philosopher argued that history is a continuum of human experiences.”