Stick with
Stick with verb - Keep to.
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Synonyms for Stick with
To follow and stick with are semantically related. In some cases you can replace phrase "To follow" with "Stick with", this terms are similar.
To follow
Stick with and to follow are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Stick with" instead a verb phrase "To follow".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- pursue and stick with
- pursue and to follow
- adopt and stick with
- adopt and to follow
- espouse and stick with
- espouse and to follow
- keep and stick with
- keep and to follow
- follow and stick with
- follow and to follow
- comply and stick with
- comply and to follow
- abide by and stick with
- abide by and to follow
Both terms in one sentence
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Twilight decides to stick with the Doctor because trouble always seems to follow the Doctor.
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Truth is, Miranda wasn't planning to cut anyone: the correct response was to stick with each other regardless of personal feelings, and she gives Simon and the candidates about to follow his lead a What the Hell, Hero?
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Episodes tend to follow a stream-of-silliness structure and rarely stick with any kind of conventional, coherent plot line; for example, one episode ends with the house turning into a demonic snake pit right out of nowhere.
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