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perpetuation

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun perpetuation has 1 sense
  1. prolongation, protraction, perpetuation, lengthening - the act of prolonging something; "there was an indefinite prolongation of the peace talks"
    --1 is a kind of continuance, continuation
    Derived form: verb perpetuate1

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Perpetuation

Description:

The term "perpetuation" refers to the act of causing something to continue indefinitely or for an extended period. It can also denote the preservation or continuation of a particular situation, condition, or belief.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Noun: The act or process of continuing something indefinitely or for an extended period of time.

Example: The perpetuation of this tradition ensures its preservation for future generations.

Sense 2:

Noun: The preservation or continuation of a particular situation, condition, or belief.

Example: The perpetuation of harmful stereotypes can have detrimental effects on society.

Usages:

Usage 1:

Popular: The perpetuation of a family legacy is important to many individuals.

Example Sentence: Through hard work and dedication, the Smith family ensured the perpetuation of their successful business across generations.

Usage 2:

Local: The perpetuation of local traditions creates a strong sense of community.

Example Sentence: The annual parade is an example of the community's commitment to the perpetuation of its unique cultural heritage.

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