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Continuity

Definition

(formal) The state of being continuous or unbroken; the quality of being coherent and consistent in a sequence of events, ideas, or artistic expressions. Often used in contexts of narrative, film, or philosophical inquiry to describe the logical or thematic connection between elements.

Example Sentences

1The novel's narrative continuity was disrupted by the abrupt shift in perspective midway through the story.
2Is it possible to achieve true continuity between the human experience and the digital realm, or are they fundamentally incommensurable?
3The film's editor worked tirelessly to ensure continuity in the costumes and props across different scenes and locations.
4The philosophical tradition of phenomenology emphasizes the continuity of conscious experience, rejecting the notion of a fragmented or disjointed self.
5There is a tension in modern historiography between the desire for continuity with the past and the need to acknowledge the radical discontinuities that have shaped human societies.

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