Definition of perpetuation in English:

perpetuation

noun pəpɛtʃʊˈeɪʃ(ə)npərˌpɛtʃəˈweɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

The continuation or preservation of a situation, idea, etc.
we criticized the perpetuation of racial stereotypes
perpetuation of the species is our purpose
Example sentencesExamples
- Indeed, Machiavelli did hold the view that the perpetuation of the state was more important than the life of the individual.
- By forming our emotional constitution in particular ways, our society helps to ensure its own perpetuation.
- Most of all, I am concerned about a perpetuation of unsavoury sales practices.
- In companies with a great brand, like Dell or Starbucks, everyone is a citizen participating in the perpetuation of the brand.
- Demigods remain above such suffering, often contributing to the perpetuation of suffering.
- The Australian competition was largely responsible for the perpetuation of gumleaf playing in the second half of the 20th century.
- The perpetuation of her lineage informs her decisions in both centuries.
- Apparently, they're willing to accept the fact that their organizations are built for perpetuation rather for than innovation.
- The goal should be a slower and more balanced economy, not the perpetuation of the bubble.
- Does this make us unwittingly collusive in the perpetuation of wealth inequity?

Definition of perpetuation in US English:

perpetuation

nounpərˌpɛtʃəˈweɪʃ(ə)npərˌpeCHəˈwāSH(ə)n

The continuation or preservation of a situation, idea, etc.
we criticized the perpetuation of racial stereotypes
perpetuation of the species is our purpose
Example sentencesExamples
- Does this make us unwittingly collusive in the perpetuation of wealth inequity?
- Most of all, I am concerned about a perpetuation of unsavoury sales practices.
- Apparently, they're willing to accept the fact that their organizations are built for perpetuation rather for than innovation.
- The perpetuation of her lineage informs her decisions in both centuries.
- The Australian competition was largely responsible for the perpetuation of gumleaf playing in the second half of the 20th century.
- Demigods remain above such suffering, often contributing to the perpetuation of suffering.
- The goal should be a slower and more balanced economy, not the perpetuation of the bubble.
- In companies with a great brand, like Dell or Starbucks, everyone is a citizen participating in the perpetuation of the brand.
- By forming our emotional constitution in particular ways, our society helps to ensure its own perpetuation.
- Indeed, Machiavelli did hold the view that the perpetuation of the state was more important than the life of the individual.

词汇	perpetuation
释义	Definition of perpetuation in English: perpetuation noun pəpɛtʃʊˈeɪʃ(ə)npərˌpɛtʃəˈweɪʃ(ə)n mass noun The continuation or preservation of a situation, idea, etc. we criticized the perpetuation of racial stereotypes perpetuation of the species is our purpose Example sentencesExamples Indeed, Machiavelli did hold the view that the perpetuation of the state was more important than the life of the individual. By forming our emotional constitution in particular ways, our society helps to ensure its own perpetuation. Most of all, I am concerned about a perpetuation of unsavoury sales practices. In companies with a great brand, like Dell or Starbucks, everyone is a citizen participating in the perpetuation of the brand. Demigods remain above such suffering, often contributing to the perpetuation of suffering. The Australian competition was largely responsible for the perpetuation of gumleaf playing in the second half of the 20th century. The perpetuation of her lineage informs her decisions in both centuries. Apparently, they're willing to accept the fact that their organizations are built for perpetuation rather for than innovation. The goal should be a slower and more balanced economy, not the perpetuation of the bubble. Does this make us unwittingly collusive in the perpetuation of wealth inequity? Definition of perpetuation in US English: perpetuation nounpərˌpɛtʃəˈweɪʃ(ə)npərˌpeCHəˈwāSH(ə)n The continuation or preservation of a situation, idea, etc. we criticized the perpetuation of racial stereotypes perpetuation of the species is our purpose Example sentencesExamples Does this make us unwittingly collusive in the perpetuation of wealth inequity? Most of all, I am concerned about a perpetuation of unsavoury sales practices. Apparently, they're willing to accept the fact that their organizations are built for perpetuation rather for than innovation. The perpetuation of her lineage informs her decisions in both centuries. The Australian competition was largely responsible for the perpetuation of gumleaf playing in the second half of the 20th century. Demigods remain above such suffering, often contributing to the perpetuation of suffering. The goal should be a slower and more balanced economy, not the perpetuation of the bubble. In companies with a great brand, like Dell or Starbucks, everyone is a citizen participating in the perpetuation of the brand. By forming our emotional constitution in particular ways, our society helps to ensure its own perpetuation. Indeed, Machiavelli did hold the view that the perpetuation of the state was more important than the life of the individual.
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