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View definitions for carried on

carried on

verb as in continue activity

verb as in manage operations

verb as in lose control emotionally

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Instead, Walker stated Gatland was the best coach in the world and the New Zealander carried on.

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However, that doctor failed to detect cancer, so Dio carried on with his career as usual.

Vitaliy and his men have no fixed post – their weaponry for shooting down the Shaheds is carried on the back of a flatbed truck, allowing them to manoeuvre quickly.

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Judge Loram told Pickthall: "If you hadn't been arrested you would have carried on. This is decades of abuse... that is who you are."

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He has carried on working despite suffering from cancer.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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