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. Dearica Hamby:

   I planned to play this season, and I have expressed my desire to play this season, i have pushed myself throughout my entire pregnancy and have continued to work out (basketball included) on my own and with team staff - even on days where it was uncomfortable to walk, only to be inaccurately told that ‘I was not taking my workouts seriously.’.

2. Brendan Mulhern:

   The ongoing economic recovery, near-term headwinds relating to the virus aside, will be further supported by increased fiscal spending, the continued acceleration of nominal income growth will ensure a continued sharp recovery in activity which will serve as a further tailwind for cyclical parts of the market, in particular materials and energy.

3. Mark Di Nola:

   The industry is aware of issues involved in the continued use of aging ski lifts, in this case 37 years. Analogous to our country's aging infrastructure of roads and bridges.

4. Joe Jimenez:

   We've done more than most but certainly not enough. You're going to see a continued focus from this company that will be quite technology agnostic, It may be niche today but in the future I think it is going to be front and center as to how diseases are managed.

5. Chris Long:

   I wish everybody would have a chance to be on a team, i really do believe, it might be clich, but we come from a lot of different walks of life and backgrounds and I’ve played with a lot of guys I probably would have never met in other walks of life. We sit here in a bubble in a really positive way. I wish the rest of the world could be on a team, he continued. ... (W)e get to really be exposed to each other’s different cultures, different ways of life and the way we look at different things. And I think that’s the really cool thing about being on a team.