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Meanings of continuance in English
Usage of continuance in English
1
As to the actual continuance of polygamous marriages, the evidence was contradictory.
2
The party demand for his continuance in the leadership was virtually unanimous.
3
The British sent up troops and forbade the continuance of the work.
4
But the process of loving generates these means to its own continuance.
5
It is continuance in the word that brings the blessing, mark that.
6
Under that idea, I hold myself obliged to the continuance of it.
7
And this arrangement was held to during the continuance of the work.
8
What a supreme act of faith the continuance of the race is.
9
The success of this project depended on the continuance of their sleep.
10
No continuance of the battery current caused any deflection of the galvanometer-needle.
11
Another desire is intended to secure the continuance of the human race.
12
Their long continuance shows the intensity of the sentiments which animated them.
13
Just a quick appearance to request a continuance on a minor matter.
14
It was the continuance of things that crushed her already broken heart.
15
He is preaching resignation to the people, and the continuance of things.
16
It is impossible that I can permit the continuance of such acts.
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Translations for continuance
Continuance through the time
Continuance across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common