The Opposite(Antonym) of “interstice”
The antonyms of interstice are continuity and wholeness. The antonym continuity refers to something that is unbroken or uninterrupted, while wholeness implies completeness or entirety.
Explore all Antonyms of “interstice”
Definitions and Examples of continuity, wholeness
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
The state of being unbroken or uninterrupted.
Example
The continuity of the story was disrupted by the sudden plot twist.
The state of being complete or entire.
Example
The artist aimed to capture the wholeness of the landscape in his painting.
Key Differences: continuity vs wholeness
- 1Continuity refers to something that is unbroken or uninterrupted, while interstice refers to a small space or gap between things.
- 2Wholeness implies completeness or entirety, while interstice implies a small gap or break in something.
Effective Usage of continuity, wholeness
- 1Art and Design: Use wholeness to describe a complete or unified work of art or design.
- 2Mathematics and Science: Use continuity to describe a function or curve that is unbroken or uninterrupted.
- 3Architecture and Engineering: Use interstice to describe the small gaps or spaces between building materials or components.
Remember this!
The antonyms of interstice are continuity and wholeness. Use continuity to describe something that is unbroken or uninterrupted, and wholeness to describe something that is complete or entire. Use interstice to describe small gaps or spaces between things, especially in architecture and engineering.
