Continued
Continued adjective - Going on and on without any interruptions.
Usage example: the continued drought is starting to take its toll on the region's farms
Steady and continued are semantically related in continuous topic. In some cases you can use "Steady" instead an adjective "Continued".
Steady
Steady adjective - Firm in one's allegiance to someone or something.
Continued and steady are semantically related in continuous topic. You can use "Continued" instead an adjective "Steady".
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For Torchwood, it provides a steady stream of Applied Phlebotinum, as well as a reason for their continued employment.
Source: Series / Torchwood - Don't be surprised to see Wayne Newton, the former teen pop star of the 1950s who popularized the notion of musicians relocating to Vegas in order to find steady work within the city's many high-profile night spots, and continued to perform off-and-on in the city well into the new millennium.
Source: Viva Las Vegas -
After the bulk of Germany's disabled adults and children were disposed of, T-4 was wound down and reduced to a minimal staff for the war's final years to handle the steady trickle of disabled children that continued to crop up.
Source: Useful Notes / The Holocaust
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