Discontinuity (Noun)
Meaning
Lack of connection or continuity.
Classification
Nouns denoting natural processes.
Examples
- The narrative suffered from a discontinuity between the two plotlines, making it difficult to follow.
- There was a noticeable discontinuity in the historical record, with a 20-year gap in the documentation.
- The team's inconsistent performance created a discontinuity in their otherwise successful season.
- The film's abrupt ending created a discontinuity in the story, leaving the audience with unanswered questions.
- The discontinuity between the company's mission statement and its actual practices led to a loss of public trust.