continued

[kuhn-tin-yood]

adjective

1. lasting or enduring without interruption.

   continued good health.

2. going on after an interruption; resuming.

   a continued TV series.

Other Word Forms

• continuedly adverb
• continuedness noun
• uncontinued adjective
• well-continued adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of continued¹

continue + -ed ²

Example Sentences

Unlike peer Infineon Technologies, Texas Instruments “has limited exposure to the ongoing AI capex cycle” that has been a boon to other stocks, analysts continued.

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Instead, while the job market has continued to weaken, inflation hasn’t surged dramatically and second-quarter economic growth far surpassed expectations.

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The firm’s Asiya Merchant sees “improving industry conditions contributing to profitability, with guidance for continued data center storage market growth.”

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Moderate net interest income growth, continued fee-based revenues and selective M&A activity are all expected to support third-quarter earnings, even as analysts monitor consumer and credit trends for potential headwinds.

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"What was most appalling and disgusting was that they just continued to kick him while he was on the ground - it was relentless."

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• perennial 
• permanent 
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• unceasing 
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