Synonyms for ongoing
ˈɒnˌgoʊ ɪŋ, ˈɔn-on·go·ing

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1. ongoing, on-goingadjective

   currently happening

   "an ongoing economic crisis"

   Synonyms:
   on-going

   Antonyms:
   noncurrent

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1. List of paraphrases for "ongoing":

   continuous, current, permanent, underway, continuing, constant, on-going, continued, continues, standing, continual, persistent, sustained, steady, existing, constants, present, continuously, in-progress, inflight, being, lifelong, continue, uninterrupted

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1. Ted Cruz:

   The conversations continue to be productive and they're moving forward well. The conversations are ongoing with the White House, the administration and the House and the Senate, the House has a current bill that personally I don't think gets the job done. I think we need more work on the House bill.

2. Justin Riemer:

   As you can see from our ongoing litigation, it is of paramount concern. As many experts have warned, most states are not ready to flip a switch to all vote-by-mail.

3. Nancy Pelosi:

   President Trump must demand and secure a real, concrete and comprehensive agreement that the Russians will cease their ongoing attacks on our democracy, failure to stand up to Putin would constitute a profound betrayal of the Constitution and our democracy.

4. Scott Balber:

   We've been having conversations with the special counsel for a potential interview for nearly a year. Those conversations are not new. They are ongoing. We haven't reached an agreement yet on any terms of such an interview and I can't predict whether we will reach agreement or not.

5. Gretchen Bergstresser:

   We expect ongoing volatility for the balance of this year, and probably continuing in 2017, based on fund flows, increases in default rates and ongoing global events whether from China or elsewhere, loans will see ups and downs, but not to the same order of magnitude at all as the high-yield bond market.