Continue
Continue verb - To remain indefinitely in existence or in the same state.
Interrupting is an antonym for continue.
Interrupting
Both words in one sentence
- Zim of Invader Zim has the tendency to demand information from people, then continue to repeatedly demand the information from them by interrupting their attempt to actually give it to him.
Source: Won't Take "Yes" for an Answer -
Senator Hector Mendoza twists Claire's words and rakes her over the coals and she tries to explain herself while he keeps talking over and interrupting her, until Claire loses her temper trying to get Mendoza to listen to her rather than continue grandstanding.
Source: Series / House of Cards (US) - Played with again in an incident with some actual static interrupting a communication from Kira ordering the Defiant to move on to its rendezvous with a defenseless troop convoy rather than continue looking for Sisko's escape pod.
Source: Fake Static
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Interrupting and Continue. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 21, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/continue/interrupting
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