kept (Meaning)

Wordnet

kept (a)

(especially of promises or contracts) not violated or disregarded

Webster

of Keep

of Keep.

She kept her promise and visited her grandmother every week.
The museum kept all the fossils in a controlled environment to preserve them.
The dog kept barking all night, disturbing the neighbours.
The company kept growing despite facing many challenges.
I kept my new shoes in the closet to protect them from dust.
The government kept the secret project hidden from the public.
He kept his cool during the job interview and answered all the questions confidently.
The family kept their traditions alive by celebrating festivals together every year.
The hikers kept close to each other on the trail to avoid getting lost.
She kept her finances in order by tracking her expenses and savings.

(especially of promises or contracts) not violated or disregardedof Keep, of Keep.

commemorated,celebrated, remembered,observed, blessed,honored, lauded, sanctified,fêted, solemnized

ignored,broke, ignored, violated, broke, violated,neglected, overlooked, disregarded, transgressed

She kept her promise and visited her grandmother every week.

The museum kept all the fossils in a controlled environment to preserve them.

The dog kept barking all night, disturbing the neighbours.

The company kept growing despite facing many challenges.