keep
Definition
verb
- to do what is necessary for somethingUsageto keep an appointmentto be there when you said you would be
- to hold items for sale or for information
- to hold things at some levelExamplesto keep spending to a minimum • We must keep our mailing list up to date. • The price of oil has kept the pound at a high level. • Lack of demand for the product has kept prices down.(Notekeeping - kept)
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