Crossword-Solution: DISCONTINUITY 13 letters, 106 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 19

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Discontinuity n. Want of continuity or cohesion; disunion of parts.

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ANACOLUTHON 1 answer
disconnectedness 5 answers
discontinuation 5 answers
ASYNDETON 5 answers
moving apart 6 answers
CONSISTENCY (ant.) 7 answers
disjunction 8 answers
disengagement 11 answers
disconnection 13 answers
freeboard 13 answers
distance apart 15 answers
interrupted sequence 15 answers
distance between 16 answers
farness 17 answers
hair space 17 answers
separateness 19 answers
Caesura 19 answers
Missing link 22 answers
time interval 23 answers
Dividing line. 24 answers
Short distance 26 answers
Parenthesis 28 answers
cancelling 32 answers
inactivating 32 answers
inactivation 32 answers
dispersion 33 answers
irrelation 36 answers
Episode 37 answers
___-length 40 answers
tabling 41 answers
Deferring 42 answers
putting off 42 answers
shelving 42 answers
moratorium 43 answers
interregnum 44 answers
Daylight 44 answers
Procrastination. 49 answers
demurral 49 answers
Margin 49 answers
Delaying 51 answers
Adjournment 52 answers
LEAP 55 answers
changeableness 57 answers
tarrying 58 answers
dissimilarity 59 answers
Rift 61 answers
Hiatus 65 answers
deferral 65 answers
peaceful state 65 answers
Gap 65 answers
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Sentences with DISCONTINUITY (5)

Alternatively, stable (though inaccurate) wiggles can be generated near a discontinuity by a Gibbs phenomenon.
The Jargon File, Version 2.9.10, 01 Jul 1992 Various 1992
Let us then grant this preliminary assumption--and it clearly is not a large or hazardous one--and what follows? It follows--since to-day discord is the rule, and Man has certainly lost the grace, both physical and mental, of the animals--that at some period a break must have occurred in the evolution-process, a discontinuity--similar perhaps to that which occurs in the life of a child at the moment when it is born into the world.
Pagan & Christian Creeds Edward Carpenter 1998
For example, we are disinclined to admit of the spontaneity or discontinuity of the mind--it seems to us like an effect without a cause, and therefore we suppose the train of our thoughts to be always called up by association.
Theaetetus Plato 1999
Such a conception would allow of great breaks or discontinuity in the evolution of highly differentiated animals and plants, shortening the time for the evolution of the whole organic kingdom and getting over numerous difficulties inherent in the theory of slow and gradual progress.
Darwin and Modern Science A.C. Seward and Others 1999
Recent research, it is true, has discovered greater empirical discontinuity--leaps, "mutations"--whereas Darwin believed in the importance of small variations slowly accumulated.
Darwin and Modern Science A.C. Seward and Others 1999

Quotes with DISCONTINUITY (3)

Hopefulness is risky, since it is after all a form of trust, trust in the unknown and the possible, even in discontinuity. To be hopeful is to take on a different persona, one that risks disappointment, betrayal...
Rebecca Solnit Hope in the Dark
... the great experiences which form him, arise out of the discontinuity and disharmony between man and the world. Particularly in great personalities, we see how much of their beauty and excellence is really due to trials suffered earlier at the hands of the world. Beauty--as many have recognized--is pain suffered and transformed. Because the animal is adapted to its environment, it is denied the possibility of developing inward maturity and greatness. As an individual creat…
Hermann Poppelbaum Man and Animal Their Essential Difference
A lone peak of high point is a natural focal point in the landscape, something by which both travelers and local orient themselves. In the continuum of landscape, mountains are discontinuity -- culminating in high points, natural barriers, unearthly earth.
Rebecca Solnit Wanderlust: A History of Walking