continued
Americanadjective
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lasting or enduring without interruption.
continued good health.
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going on after an interruption; resuming.
a continued TV series.
Other Word Forms
- continuedly adverb
- continuedness noun
- uncontinued adjective
- well-continued adjective
Etymology
Origin of continued
Example Sentences
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Only cells containing proteins that switched at the correct time continued to divide.
From Science Daily
He continued to perform with the band at live shows for years, and even joined them on some tracks for their 2013 album, “Life, Love & Hope.”
From Los Angeles Times
Gold futures continued falling, initially dragging down shares in miners of precious metals.
From Barron's
Nvidia reported strong earnings on Feb. 25 that handily beat analyst estimates and pointed to continued strong demand for its products.
From Barron's
“The continued development of GenAI will help creators produce even more impactful content that will be increasingly better targeted and better monetized by other AI tools,” Michael Nathanson’s note read.
From MarketWatch
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