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Sense: Verb: persevere

Synonyms:

carry on, continue , persist, persevere, endure , stick at it (informal), stick it out (informal), though it out (informal), hang in there (informal), keep at it (informal), keep going, keep moving, never say die, roll on, stay the course, keep on keeping on (informal), subsist, survive

Sense: Verb: happen

Synonyms:

happen , take place, occur , transpire, go down (informal)

Sense: Verb: talk

Synonyms:

talk , chatter , prattle, blather, ramble , jabber (informal), yammer (informal), natter (informal), spout (informal), yap (informal), rabbit on (UK, informal), sermonize, sermonise (UK)

Sense: Verb: last a while

Synonyms:

last , drag on, drag , be never-ending, elapse, endure , stay , be protracted, be drawn-out

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