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Definition for continued

adjective as in extended

Strongest matches

drawn-out, lengthy, protracted

Weak matches

spread-out, stretched-out, very long

adjective as in kept

adjective as in prolonged

adjective as in recurrent

adjective as in serial

adjective as in solid

adjective as in sustained

Strongest matches

constant, continuous, uninterrupted

Strong matches

backed, supported

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There seems no limit to what this team might be able to accomplish given the continued rise on display Saturday during a 38-13 victory over Michigan State at Spartan Stadium.

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"I believe its continued attempts to maintain influence by any means, including involvement in security affairs, could ultimately jeopardise the agreement and plunge Gaza's residents into even greater suffering," he said.

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UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Volker Türk condemned the continued killing and injuring of civilians on Friday.

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HHS deemed that “continued investment” was not “justifiable.”

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For a while, water continued to flow down from three storage tanks, but they soon ran out.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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