continued — Something that has been resumed or extended without interruption after a pause or break.
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: Something that has been resumed or extended without interruption after a pause or break.
Pronunciation (IPA): /kənˈtɪnjuːd/
Korean meaning: 중단 후 재개되거나 지속된
Korean pronunciation: 컨-틴-유드 (강세: 틴)
Example Sentences
- My mom's continued nagging about cleaning my room has reached legendary levels.
- The continued popularity of cat videos proves that the internet has its priorities straight.
- Thanks to your continued support, our company achieved record sales this year.
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ADJECTIVE//kənˈtɪnjuːd//
Something that has been resumed or extended without interruption after a pause or break.
Something that has been resumed or extended without interruption after a pause or break.
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Origin
From Latin 'continuare' meaning 'to make continuous or unbroken.' The root idea was of keeping something connected like links in an unbroken chain.
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“My mom's continued nagging about cleaning my room has reached legendary levels.”
“The continued popularity of cat videos proves that the internet has its priorities straight.”
“Thanks to your continued support, our company achieved record sales this year.”
“The continued development of technology has transformed our daily lives.”
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