Continuity
Continuity noun - Uninterrupted or lasting existence.
Series and continuity are semantically related in group topic. In some cases you can use "Series" instead a noun "Continuity", when it comes to topics like sequence.
Series
Series noun - Similar things placed in order or happening one after another.
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Synonyms for Series
Continuity and series are semantically related in order topic. Sometimes you can use "Continuity" instead a noun "Series", if it concerns topics such as group.
Nearby Word: serially
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How words are described
| old | old continuity | old series |
| full | full continuity | full series |
| regular | regular continuity | regular series |
| separate | separate continuity | separate series |
| Other adjectives: future, current, original, proper, single, actual, entire, main, animated, new, final, different, several, previous, modern, ongoing. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Continuity Nod: In Season 13's "Open Season", Danielle Melnick, a recurring lawyer throughout the series, gets shot by a white extremist patriot group deeming her to be a threat to America.
Source: Series / Law & Order - DC Animated Universe (DCAU for short) — a group of animated series based on DC comics characters, all in the same continuity.
Source: Series Franchise -
Generally when there's a group of works that are all set in the same continuity, characters can (and do) crossover from their home series to other ones fairly freely.
Source: Exiled from Continuity
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