Continued

To persist in an action or process; to keep happening or existing. It signifies an uninterrupted duration or a resumption after an interruption. Often implying a steadfastness of purpose or the ongoing nature of something, whether positive or negative. It can also indicate a subsequent event, often building upon what came before, moving forward with something already established. It focuses on things that remain constant.

Continued meaning with examples

• Despite the setbacks, the team continued working on the project, determined to achieve their goals by the end of the quarter. They displayed relentless grit in the face of adversity and didn't stop.
• After a short break, the movie continued, resuming from the climactic scene. The audience was eager to learn how the story would unfold after the tension that built before the break
• The rain continued for most of the afternoon, making outdoor activities almost impossible, which resulted in most events needing to be rearranged for the next day. It was never ending.
• The speaker continued his presentation, providing further details about the research findings. He moved on to a more specific example that provided context for all the previous ones.
• Her commitment to volunteering continued even after she moved to a new city, demonstrating her consistent devotion to helping others despite the logistical challenges. She still contributed.