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Definitions from the WebContinuumNoun:1. A continuous sequence or scale, without interruption or gaps. Example sentence: The spectrum of colors in a rainbow forms a beautiful continuum. 2. Physics: A continuous sequence of closely related phenomena or elements, especially one in which the extremes are not perceptibly different from each other. Example sentence: Time can be thought of as a continuum, with the past, present, and future blending seamlessly. Adjective:Describing something as being or appearing to be continuous or without gaps. Example sentence: The artist created a continuum painting that flowed seamlessly across the canvas. Related Products: | ||||
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