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View definitions for keep at

keep at

verb as in continue, endure

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When I was a player, whether I was 11 years old or 29 years old, he would always encourage me after games and say 'keep at it' or 'well done'.

From BBC

And you have to keep at it, especially in a city notable for its lack of follow-through in addressing major problems and a neighborhood largely made up poor undocumented immigrants who struggle for survival while trying to avoid run-ins with law enforcement and gangs.

“If they are not getting it, I just can’t keep at them if they don’t get it,” Lue said.

The retailer said customers signed up to Asos Premier will get free returns if they keep at least £15 of their order.

From BBC

Having an extra-thick uterine lining, as is the case in humans, helps the female body keep at bay the tentacle-like villi of the invasive human placenta should pregnancy occur.

From Slate

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

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