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Definition of continuance
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of continuance is as below...
Continuance
(n.) The
adjournment
of the
proceedings
in a cause from one day, or from one
stated
term of a
court,
to
another..
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Miscontinuance
::
Miscontinuance
(n.)
Discontinuance;
also,
continuance
by undue
process..
Permansion
::
Permansion
(n.)
Continuance.
Time-honored
::
Time-honored
(a.)
Honored
for a long time;
venerable,
and
worthy
of
honor,
by
reason
of
antiquity,
or long
continuance..
Continuance
::
Continuance
(n.) A
holding
on, or
remaining
in a
particular
state;
permanence,
as of
condition,
habits,
abode,
etc.;
perseverance;
constancy;
duration;
stay..
Pending
::
Pending
(a.) Not yet
decided;
in
continuance;
in
suspense;
as, a
pending
suit..
Protract
::
Protract
(n.)
Tedious
continuance
or
delay.
Thunder
::
Thunder
(n.) Fig.: To make a loud
noise;
esp. a heavy
sound,
of some
continuance..
Inveteracy
::
Inveteracy
(n.) Firm
establishment
by long
continuance;
firmness
or
deep-rooted
obstinacy
of any
quality
or state
acquired
by time; as, the
inveteracy
of
custom,
habit,
or
disease;
--
usually
in a bad
sense;
as, the
inveteracy
of
prejudice
or of
error..
Abode
::
Abode (n.) Stay or
continuance
in a
place;
sojourn.
Prosecution
::
Prosecution
(n.) The
institution,
or
commencement,
and
continuance
of a
criminal
suit; the
process
of
exhibiting
formal
charges
against
an
offender
before
a legal
tribunal,
and
pursuing
them to final
judgment
on
behalf
of the state or
government,
as by
indictment
or
information..
Discontinuance
::
Discontinuance
(n.) The
termination
of an
action
in
practice
by the
voluntary
act of the
plaintiff;
an entry on the
record
that the
plaintiff
discontinues
his
action.
Continuance
::
Continuance
(n.) The entry of such
adjournment
and the
grounds
thereof
on the
record.
Discontinuance
::
Discontinuance
(n.) That
technical
interruption
of the
proceedings
in
pleading
in an
action,
which
follows
where a
defendant
does not
answer
the whole of the
plaintiff's
declaration,
and the
plaintiff
omits to take
judgment
for the part
unanswered..
Desire
::
Desire
(v. t.) The
natural
longing
that is
excited
by the
enjoyment
or the
thought
of any good, and
impels
to
action
or
effort
its
continuance
or
possession;
an eager wish to
obtain
or
enjoy..
On
::
On
(prep.)
In
continuance;
without
interruption
or
ceasing;
as, sleep on, take your ease; say on; sing on..
Remanency
::
Remanency
(a.) The state of being
remanent;
continuance;
permanence.
Cannonade
::
Cannonade
(n.) The act of
discharging
cannon
and
throwing
ball,
shell,
etc., for the
purpose
of
destroying
an army, or
battering
a town, ship, or fort; --
usually,
an
attack
of some
continuance..
Residence
::
Residence
(n.) The act or fact of
residing,
abiding,
or
dwelling
in a place for some
continuance
of time; as, the
residence
of an
American
in
France
or Italy for a
year..
Endurance
::
Endurance
(n.) A state or
quality
of
lasting
or
duration;
lastingness;
continuance.
Discontinuor
::
Discontinuor
(n.) One who
deprives
another
of the
possession
of an
estate
by
discontinuance.
See
Discontinuance,
2..
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