Continue with
Remain and continue with are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Remain" instead a verb "Continue with".
Remain
Remain verb - To continue to be in a place for a significant amount of time.
Continue with and remain are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Continue with" instead a verb "Remain".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- pursue and continue with
- pursue and remain
- sustain and continue with
- sustain and remain
- rest and continue with
- rest and remain
- persevere and continue with
- persevere and remain
- endure and continue with
- endure and remain
- continue and continue with
- continue and remain
- carry on and continue with
- carry on and remain
Both terms in one sentence
- If I must use the death machine, and I CANNOT remain in attendance, I will continue with my plan as if the hero were alive and free.
- Despite never officially becoming a member of the team, they will remain the group's closest ally, being the first to respond in the need of help, and the series will continue with the offer to join the team still on the table.
Source: Honorary True Companion -
But they were able to continue with Ukrainian singer Denis Stoff (formally of the short-lived band Make Me Famous), and still remain popular in the mainstream metal scene (albeit not without a massive Broken Base over which vocalist is better).
Source: The Band Minus the Face
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