continuations (Meaning)
continuations
something that continues, increases, or adds, the act or fact of continuing in or the prolongation of a state or activity, a beginning again after an interruption, the act or fact of continuing in or extending the time of a state or activity, a thing or part by which something is continued, resumption after an interruption
Synonyms & Antonyms of continuations
continuations Sentence Examples
- The rain continued to pour relentlessly, drenching the city in a relentless downpour.
- The debate continued for hours, with neither side willing to concede defeat.
- The pain continued to throb in her leg, making it impossible for her to walk.
- The infection continued to spread throughout her body, defying all attempts at treatment.
- The war continued to rage on, claiming countless lives in its wake.
- The crisis continued to deepen, leaving governments at their wits' end.
- The recession continued to take its toll on businesses, resulting in widespread layoffs.
- The scandal continued to escalate, threatening to engulf the entire government.
- The investigation continued to uncover new evidence, casting doubt on the suspect's guilt.
- The pandemic continued to spread, forcing countries to implement strict lockdowns and travel restrictions.
FAQs About the word continuations
something that continues, increases, or adds, the act or fact of continuing in or the prolongation of a state or activity, a beginning again after an interrupti
survivals, continuances,continuities, endurances,persistences, durabilities, subsistences, extensions, durations,prolongations
discontinuances, discontinuities,endings, stoppages, terminations, ends, expirations, finishes, cessations, closes
The rain continued to pour relentlessly, drenching the city in a relentless downpour.
The debate continued for hours, with neither side willing to concede defeat.
The pain continued to throb in her leg, making it impossible for her to walk.
The infection continued to spread throughout her body, defying all attempts at treatment.
