continuity
word
Definition
The state of being continuous, without stopping or changing; unbroken connection or sequence.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly formal or academic, common in science, film, and business. In movies, 'continuity' refers to consistency between scenes. Often used with 'of' (e.g., 'continuity of care'). Not to be confused with 'continuous' (adjective).
Spanish: continuidadPortuguese (BR): continuidadePortuguese (PT): continuidadeChinese (Simplified): 连续性Chinese (Traditional): 連續性Hindi: सततताArabic: استمرارية
Example Sentences
The teacher explained the importance of continuity in learning.
basic
We need continuity of service during the holidays.
basic
The continuity of the story made it easy to follow.
basic
There's no continuity between these two movie scenes; something is missing.
natural
Good leaders provide continuity during times of change.
natural
Without continuity, audiences get confused and lose interest.
natural