continuity in Latin
continuity in Latin is continuitas — continuity means an unbroken, consistent flow or connection over time, without gaps or interruption.
continuity in Latin
continuitas
Lack of interruption or disconnection; the quality of being continuous in space or time.
What does "continuity" mean?
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noun An unbroken, consistent flow or connection over time, without gaps or interruption.
"The new manager worked hard to maintain continuity within the team."
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noun (film/TV) Consistency of small details between shots depicting the same scene.
"The editor was fired after several embarrassing continuity errors made it to air."
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continuity in a sentence
- The new manager worked hard to maintain continuity within the team.
- The editor was fired after several embarrassing continuity errors made it to air.
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What is "continuity" in Latin?
"continuity" in Latin is continuitas. continuity means: An unbroken, consistent flow or connection over time, without gaps or interruption.
How do you use "continuity" in a sentence?
Example: "The new manager worked hard to maintain continuity within the team." In Latin, "continuity" is continuitas.
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