continuity

• Nom désignant l'état ou la qualité de ce qui est continu, c'est-à-dire sans interruption, formant un tout cohérent ou se succédant de façon régulière dans le temps.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being continuous, unbroken, or consistent over time.

indénombrable

1. Uninterrupted sequenceB2formal

   The state of being continuous or unbroken over time.

   continuité (suite ininterrompue)

   • The continuity of the project was disrupted by budget cuts.
   • Historians study the continuity of cultural traditions.
   • The film's continuity was maintained by the editor.

   Synonymescontinuancecontinuousnessflowprogressionsequence

   Antonymesbreakcessationdiscontinuitygapinterruptionpause

2. B2formal

   The consistent and logical connection between parts of a story, argument, or process.

   Continuité logique

   • The writer ensured continuity between chapters.
   • There is a lack of continuity in the government's policy.
   • The director checked for continuity errors in the movie.

   Synonymescoherenceconnectednessconsistencyflowlinkageprogressionsequence

   Antonymesbreakdisconnectiondiscontinuitygap