dis·crete 
(dĭ-skrēt)
(dĭ-skrēt)adj.
1. Constituting a separate thing: Computers treat time as a series of discrete moments rather than a continuous flow. See Synonyms at distinct.
2. Consisting of unconnected distinct parts: society viewed as a discrete whole of individual agents.
3. Mathematics Defined for a finite or countable set of values; not continuous.
[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin discrētus, past participle of discernere, to separate; see DISCERN.]
dis·cretely adv.
dis·creteness n.
- continentally
- continental philosophy
- continental rift
- continental rise
- continental shelf
- continental shield
- continental slope
- continently
- contingence
- contingency
- contingency fee
- contingency table
- contingent
- contingently
- contingent worker
- continua
- continuable
- continual
- continually
- continuance
- continuant
- continuation
- continuative
- continuatively
- continuator