Continuance

/kənˈtɪn.ju.əns/

Meaning & Definition

noun

the state of remaining in the same place or condition; an unbroken or uninterrupted existence.

The continuance of the project depends on securing further funding.

a legal term referring to the act of delaying or postponing a court proceeding.

The judge granted a continuance to allow the defense more time to prepare.

the act of continuing or maintaining something.

The continuance of traditions is important to the cultural identity of the community.

Middle English continuance, from Old French continence, from Latin continuantia, from continuare.

continuance of care

Ongoing support or treatment provided to a patient.

case continuance

Postponement of a court hearing or trial.

continuance in force

The ongoing validity of a contract or policy.

continue

To persist in an activity or process.

uninterrupted

Not interrupted or stopped.

sustain

To keep in existence or maintain.

Keep it going.

We’ve had a great run, let’s just continuance this vibe!

Stay in the game.

You gotta show your continuance if you want to win!