continuing

UK /kənˈtɪn.juːɪŋ/ US /kənˈtɪn.juɪŋ/
noun 1

Collocations

5

ADJ.

political, routine, secret, symbolic, warm

Despite their disagreement, they maintained a continuing warm relationship throughout their lives.

VERB + CONTINUING

debate, encouraged, fear, game, point, prevented

There's a continuing debate about whether social media is good or bad for teenagers.

CONTINUING + NOUN

antiterrorist, conversation, days, operation, slaughter, story, turmoil, volatility

The continuing operation in the region has lasted for several months now.

PREP.

after, between, from, in, on, through, with, without

She kept her job continuing through the pandemic despite the difficult circumstances.

ADV.

instead, steadily, then

The rain fell steadily, continuing through the night and into the morning.

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