continuity

Emphasizes that the continuity has not been interrupted.

Used to describe an increased level of seamless progression.

Refers to the connection and progression of historical events.

Refers to the continuation of cultural traditions and values.

The logical and consistent flow of a story.

Highlights a surprising or impressive consistency over time.

Used to specify what is being continued, e.g., care, service.

Used to show a link or connection between two or more things.

Refers to consistency within a particular area or field.

A common phrase indicating that consistency or a smooth progression is missing.

Refers to a feeling or perception of connection with the past and future.

A phrase used to express the requirement for consistency and stability.

To make certain that continuity exists or is maintained.

To keep continuity in existence over time.

To supply or offer a state of continuity.

To not have or be without continuity.

To require continuity for success or coherence.

To set up or create a state of continuity.

To highlight or draw special attention to continuity.

To provide someone or something with a sense of connection or flow.

To give particular importance or emphasis to continuity.

To interrupt or put an end to continuity.