Synonyms for continuing
con·tin·u·ing

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1. continuingadjective

   remaining in force or being carried on without letup

   "the act provided a continuing annual appropriation"; "the continuing struggle to put food on the table"

   Synonyms:
   chronic

   Antonyms:
   short, discontinued

2. chronic, continuingadjective

   of long duration

   "chronic money problems"

   Synonyms:
   inveterate, chronic

   Antonyms:
   discontinued, short

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1. List of paraphrases for "continuing":

   continuous, continued, continue, persistent, ongoing, constant, continues, permanent, sustained, continuation, persistence, continual, constants, steady, persisting, on-going, standing, continuously, pursuing, pursue, further, pursuit, lingering, continuity, incessant, consistent

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1. Ben LeBrun:

   The U.S. dollar is continuing to strengthen. In the short-term it's more about the dollar than anything else fundamentally.

2. Justin Trudeau:

   Growing our economy, creating good jobs for people in a changing world, how we’re going to be holding off the rise of authoritarianism, defending our democracies, how we’re going to be continuing to step up on the fight against climate change …there’s so much that we can do together and so much greater impact that we have around the world when we do it together.

3. Windham Financial:

   I see the dollar trade probably continuing at this point since we're the only ones moving toward a tightening bias, greece is the wild card in terms of what will happen to the euro.

4. Tara Sinclair:

   After years of stagnant wage growth, we finally saw the increase we were looking for in last month’s numbers. But that is only one month of data and these numbers can be volatile. because we see that demand continuing to grow, we expect wages to increase as well.

5. Franklin Delano Roosevelt:

   The only sure bulwark of continuing liberty is a government strong enough to protect the interests of the people, and a people strong enough and well enough informed to maintain its sovereign control over the goverment.