Continue
Continue verb - To remain indefinitely in existence or in the same state.
Stick with and continue are semantically related. in stick at topic. In some cases you can use "Stick with" instead a verb "Continue". informal substitute
Stick with
Stick with verb - Keep to.
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Synonyms for Stick with
Continue and stick with are semantically related. You can use "Continue" instead a verb "Stick with".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- pursue and continue
- pursue and stick with
- keep and continue
- keep and stick with
- sustain and continue
- sustain and stick with
- persevere and continue
- persevere and stick with
- extend and continue
- extend and stick with
- endure and continue
- endure and stick with
- carry on and continue
- carry on and stick with
Both terms in one sentence
- What is amazing about this is that the Valuan army, the army of the country that he just wiped off the map, continue to stick with him, as Galcian is that much of a Magnificent Bastard.
- Meanwhile, his friend was cursed to continue to lose weight until she looks like "a stick with a lemon on the top", and again is just sent to school as normal.
Source: Adults Are Useless
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