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- DictionaryKeep/kēp/
verb
- 1. have or retain possession of: "return one copy to me, keeping the other for your files"
- 2. cause to continue in a specified condition, position, course, etc.: "the guidance system keeps the machine on course"
noun
- 1. food, clothes, and other essentials for living: "working overtime to earn his keep"
- 2. charge; control: archaic "if from shepherd's keep a lamb strayed far"
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Synonyms for KEEP: celebrate, commemorate, bless, observe, remember, honor, sanctify, consecrate; Antonyms of KEEP: break, violate, forget, ignore, disregard, transgress, overlook, neglect
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verb. These are words and phrases related to keep. Click on any word or phrase to go to its thesaurus page. Or, go to the definition of keep. We kept all the gifts Aunt Mary gave us. He kept the family name. Synonyms. retain. hold.
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Synonyms for KEEP: retain, conserve, control, hold, maintain, possess, preserve, store, carry, deposit, ….
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Synonyms: associate with, hang out with (slang), hang with (slang), mix with, mingle with, socialize with, socialise with (UK), be friends with, be friendly with, keep company with, keep the company of, spend time with, rub shoulders with (informal), rub elbows with (informal), see, be seen with.
Synonyms for KEEP: retain, reserve, withhold, hold, manage, administer, hold back, adhere (to), amass, celebrate; Antonyms for KEEP: ignore, lose, dishonor, neglect, ignore, abandon, let-go, give, give up, hand over.