Forward
Keep up
Keep up verb - To continue to operate or to meet one's needs.
Both terms in one sentence
- This becomes more important as a media group is trying to edit footage from the game, and is unable to keep up with the "live" footage, having to frequently fast forward.
Source: Year Inside, Hour Outside -
Fast forward to the last line of the film, when Olivia says that she hopes their new guitar player (Scott) can keep up... and we see Scott playing backup guitar for them.
Source: Film / Lemonade Mouth -
Earning fame by winning most melee tournaments he became an adventurer after getting bored with nobles who could not keep up with his skills and looks forward to fighting monsters.
Source: Just For Fun / Aventures
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Keep up or Forward. 2016. Accessed July 21, 2026. https://thesaurus.plus/related/forward/keep_up.
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