Similar words: kept, unkept, skeptic, well-kept, skeptical, skeptically, skepticism, neptune. Meaning: adj. kept in good condition.
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1. She kept up a running commentary on the festivities.
2. We've kept up a fairly constant speed.
3. The snow started to thaw as the temperature kept up.
4. The hay was so well stacked that it kept up even in strong winds.
5. He kept up a running commentary on everyone who came in or went out.
6. She didn't really love him(sentencedict.com), but she kept up the masquerade for the children's sake.
7. The soldiers kept up a steady fire.
8. Lila kept up a steady stream of chatter.
9. The rain kept up all afternoon.
10. We kept up a correspondence for many years.
11. She still kept up with her classmates after graduation.
12. The rain kept up all night.
13. They kept up a good head of steam.
14. Their spirits kept up well in spite of setbacks.
15. They kept up a sturdy opposition to the plan.
16. The reporters kept up a constant barrage of questions.
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17. The enemy kept up their bombardment day and night.
18. Prices have kept up the whole year.
19. He kept up a flow of chatter.
20. Dancing was kept up till past two.
21. Cara kept up a one-sided conversation.
22. The enemy kept up the bombardment day and night.
23. He turned off as she kept up her chatter.
24. We kept up a correspondence for many months.
25. She kept up a continuous chatter, skipping from one subject to the next.
26. Michael kept up a brave front both to the world and in his home.
27. She shook her head and started to walk on. He kept up with her.
28. In spite of the unfavorable weather,the grain output of the farm kept up and even increased a little than last year.
29. Building societies may foreclose on a mortgage if payments are not kept up.
30. The historic mansion was presented by the owner to the city, and is now kept up by the local authority.
More similar words: kept, unkept, skeptic, well-kept, skeptical, skeptically, skepticism, neptune, perceptual, conceptual, conceptualise, conceptualize, septuagenarian, conceptualisation, put up or shut up, take part, take place, take pride, take pains, take part in, take pity on, brake pedal, take pride in, upturn, make progress, make possible, capture, rapture, rupture, make peace with.