1. In a general sense, self-command, specially the restraint which a person imposes upon sexual desire; chastity; continuity.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• confinence,
• contingencie,
• convenence,
• continenet,
• convinuence,
• confinance,
• countanence,
• convinence,
• contenance,
• conveinence,
• contigency,
• convienence,
• contingenct,
• condifence,
• contingencey,
• continueance,
• convinince,
• convineince,
• continuency,
• contiency

• contaminated,
• containership,
• container,
• contingence,
• containerize,
• countenance,
• contingency,
• containerful,
• continual,
• continency,
• continuation,
• contented,
• containerized,
• contini,
• containerised,
• continuum,
• contaminant,
• contain,
• continuing,
• commuting,
• contingent,
• continuance,
• contentedness,
• continent,
• contaminate,
• contingent on,
• continue,
• containment,
• continuo,
• contained,
• continuous,
• containerise,
• contender,
• continuant,
• continuity,
• counting,
• continental,
• continued,
• contentment.

The adjective form of the word "continence" is "continent".

The plural of the "continence" can be the "continences".

The singular of the "continence" can be the "continence".