Synonyms for continued
con·tin·ued

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1. continuedadjective

   without stop or interruption

   "to insure the continued success of the war"; "the continued existence of nationalism"; "the continued popularity of Westerns"

   Antonyms:
   interrupted, out of print, discontinued

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1. continuedadjective

   Synonyms:
   prolonged, protracted, extended, serial

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1. List of paraphrases for "continued":

   continuing, continuation, continuous, constant, continues, suite, ongoing, continue, sustained, result, pursued, persistent, remained, prosecuted, continual, followed, steady, resumed, further, maintained, permanent, following, persisted, persistence, on-going, cont, uninterrupted, lasted, add, pursuit, maintenance, wake, follow-up, wasel, follows, continuity, proceeded, continuously, kept, pursue, aftermath

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1. Larry Hamermesh:

   I think there is a pretty serious question of their continued ability to pursue appraisal rights.

2. Jennifer Runyon:

   We believe this shows the continued significance of The BGN and the importance of being responsive to concerns about names that are considered offensive, while adhering to established principles, policies, and procedures, the BGN adopts a careful and systematic approach to governing geographic names data and is more relevant and more challenging than ever during the era of the Internet and Geographic Information Systems. We take this responsibility very seriously and hope that everyone will honor the outcomes of the decision process.

3. Jonathan Lewis:

   What you are seeing is retail investors reacting to continued headlines and concerns that a Fed tightening is more imminent, this may be an overreaction as the Fed has made abundantly clear that any tightening will be moderate.

4. Louis Uccellini:

   Snow measurements are extremely difficult to take because precipitation is inherently variable, a problem compounded by strong winds and compaction during a long duration event, still, it's important that we scrutinize questionable measurements and reject those that scientists deem invalid to ensure the public's continued confidence in the U.S. climate record.

5. Carrie Severino:

   With the intended nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson, Joe Biden has made it clear that his top priority is paying back the left-wing dark money network that spent over one billion dollars to help elect him and Senate Democrats, before he was elected, Biden campaigned on the promise of unity and moderation. But since taking office, he has continued to deliver radical extremism.