continuum in Greek
continuum in Greek is συνεχές — continuum means a continuous range or scale in which nearby points are barely different, but the far ends are very different from each other.
continuum in Greek
συνεχές
Pronounced: syneches
What does "continuum" mean?
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noun A continuous range or scale in which nearby points are barely different, but the far ends are very different from each other.
"Political opinion exists on a continuum from far left to far right."
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noun In mathematics, the set of all real numbers, or any similarly unbroken space.
"Mathematicians study whether infinities between the integers and the continuum exist."
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continuum in a sentence
- Political opinion exists on a continuum from far left to far right.
- Sleep quality can be thought of as a continuum from deep sleep to full wakefulness.
- Mathematicians study whether infinities between the integers and the continuum exist.
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What is "continuum" in Greek?
"continuum" in Greek is συνεχές. continuum means: A continuous range or scale in which nearby points are barely different, but the far ends are very different from each other.
How do you pronounce συνεχές?
"continuum" in Greek is συνεχές, pronounced "syneches".
How do you use "continuum" in a sentence?
Example: "Political opinion exists on a continuum from far left to far right." In Greek, "continuum" is συνεχές.
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