Fund and Keep

Fund

Fund verb - To furnish (as an institution) with a regular source of income.

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Keep and fund are semantically related In some cases you can use "Keep" instead a verb "Fund".

Nearby Words: funding, funded

Keep verb - To pay the living expenses of.

Usage example: looking for a sugar daddy to keep her in a style to which she'd dearly love to become accustomed

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Fund and keep are semantically related in support topic. Sometimes you can use "Fund" instead a verb "Keep".

Nearby Words: keeping, keeper

life	fund life	keep life
order	fund order	keep order
company	fund company	keep company
team	fund team	keep team
Other words: show, way, money, game.

Lonely Rich Kid: Her husband's a philandering asshole and her father only cares because he needs her to sign papers so he can keep accessing her trust fund.

Source: Film / Attack of the 50-Foot Woman
Keep in mind that as part of a Kickstarter page, the video was meant to encourage people to fund the game's development.

Source: Web Video / Retsupurae
Thanks to a trust fund from a relative supporting him while he's in school, he much prefers the life of a Wizarding School student vs an actual wizard, Victor studies extensively to keep his grade just low enough to not pass, but high enough that he doesn't lose his trust fund to failing grades.

Source: Laborious Laziness

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