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continued association

 

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Term: Continued Association

Description:

Continued association refers to a long-term and ongoing connection or relationship between individuals, groups, or organizations. It implies a sustained interaction or collaboration that persists over time.

Part of Speech:

  • Noun: The ongoing connection or relationship.
  • Adjective: Describing a connection or relationship that is lasting and continuous.

Senses:

  1. The sustained interaction or collaboration between individuals, groups, or organizations.
  2. The act of maintaining a long-term connection or relationship.

Usages:

Popular Usage:

Noun: The continued association between the two companies has led to numerous successful projects together.

Adjective: The team's continued association with the charity demonstrates their commitment to social causes.

Local Usage:

Noun: The continued association of the neighbors has strengthened community bonds.

Adjective: The club's continued association events foster a sense of belonging among its members.

Sample Sentences:

1. The continued association between the two musicians resulted in a series of exceptional collaborative performances.

2. She valued the continued association with her childhood friend as they navigated through life together.

3. The success of the project was attributed to the continued association of diverse experts who contributed their specialized knowledge.

4. The continued association between the school and local businesses created valuable internship opportunities for students.

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