v. to keep happening or being; to last for a long time; to start again after stopping or taking a break.
The boy continued to boast about himself.
The boy continued to boast about himself.
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The worker continued extracting coal from the mines.
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What did Bartholomew see as the oobleck continued to fall?
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Finals were over but the teacher continued with his soporific lectures.
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What happened in Miss Baines's class when they continued talking about 'Huckleberry Finn'?
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What did the hare find that they continued to follow?
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What continued happening to the Crispus Attucks Tigers every time they played in the semi-finals and the finals and were close to winning, in 1953?
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Newf continued to do what in the fall?
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What did Granny tell Willy she would do to him, if he continued to Bully Cat?
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What is a practice continued over many years?
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Who was still mean and continued to call Jamie a baby?
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Why do you think the boy continued to dig?
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The continued existence of an abatable nuisance is not authorized under the law.
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The club continued to bullyrag fraternity plebs.
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What has continued to happen over the years in Crownhill?
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abide; endure; keep; last; persist
cease; give; up; stop
3 syllables
con-tin-ued
continued
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