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keep at
verb
- intr to persevere with or persist in
- tr to constrain (a person) to continue doing (a task)
Example Sentences
“I never say anything bad about him, and I just want to move on. The fans, my ex-teammates, I’ll always keep at heart. It’s time for me to move on from there.”
She said that she usually likes to keep at least one on hand at all times in case she has a rough day at work.
When they are able to trail agents during immigration sweeps, the coalition members keep at a distance but use megahorns to inform residents about their rights.
It makes them increasingly difficult to keep at arm's length.
His public statements have offered Russia important concessions, declaring that Ukraine will not join Nato and accepting that it will keep at least some of the land it seized by force.
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