Antonyms for continuingcon·tin·u·ing

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1. continuingadjective

   remaining in force or being carried on without letup

   "the act provided a continuing annual appropriation"; "the continuing struggle to put food on the table"

   Antonyms:
   short, discontinued

   Synonyms:
   chronic

2. chronic, continuingadjective

   of long duration

   "chronic money problems"

   Antonyms:
   discontinued, short

   Synonyms:
   inveterate, chronic

How to use continuing in a sentence?

1. Zhong Shan:

   There is a lot of content in the consultations, the difficulty is great. This needs our teams to work overtime, day and night, at present working teams are still continuing negotiations, as we still have a lot to do.

2. Ashley Fowlkes:

   It's still a very powerful vaccine, but we are also looking towards continuing to use masks for a little bit longer.

3. Defense Policy John Venable:

   If Putin continues to get boxed in through sanctions, trading and banking stoppages -- and he starts losing the war, that may be reason enough for him to employ tactical nuclear weapons, the West needs to continue to apply pressure, attempt to broker a settlement/cease-fire while continuing to offer off-ramps that deescalate the potential.

4. Tony Hayward:

   The company will cooperate with the DoJ, while continuing to focus on our business and seeking to maximize the value we create for our diverse stakeholders in a responsible and transparent manner, glencore takes ethics and compliance seriously throughout the group.

5. Joel Brennan:

   Details about the continuing evolution of this project will require further review and evaluation by our team.

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