kept up (Meaning)
kept up (s)
kept in good condition
kept up
to continue without interruption, to keep adequately informed or up-to-date, to stay well informed about something, maintain sense 1, to persist or persevere in, to maintain contact or relations with someone, maintain, sustain, to stay even with others (as in a race)
Synonyms & Antonyms of kept up
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- ratty
- tacky
- mean
- timeworn
- shabby
- tacky
- miserable
- dilapidated
- seedy
- tatty
- tumbledown
- seedy
- tatty
- sleazy
- neglected
- threadbare
- ratty
- down-at-heel
- sleazy
- unkept
- dilapidated
- neglected
- down-at-the-heels
- down-at-the-heel
- scruffy
- scrubby
- threadbare
- grungy
- tumbledown
- mangy
- dumpy
- grungy
- unkept
- mean
- miserable
- down-at-heel
- mangy
- timeworn
- down-at-the-heel
- scruffy
- scrubby
- down-at-the-heels
- shabby
- dumpy
kept up Sentence Examples
- I kept up with my running routine even in the cold weather.
- The novelist kept up with his daily writing schedule despite the distractions around him.
- The student kept up with the class material by studying regularly.
- The athlete kept up with his rigorous training regimen to prepare for the upcoming competition.
- The business owner kept up with the latest trends and technologies to stay ahead of the competition.
- The doctor kept up with the advancements in medical science by attending conferences and reading journals.
- The fashion designer kept up with the changing styles and colors to create innovative designs.
- The musician kept up with his practice sessions to maintain his musical skills.
- The artist kept up with the contemporary art world by visiting galleries and exhibitions.
- The environmentalist kept up with the news on climate change and sustainability to advocate for change.
FAQs About the word kept up
kept in good conditionto continue without interruption, to keep adequately informed or up-to-date, to stay well informed about something, maintain sense 1, to p
maintained, rebuilt, reconstructed, brand-new, new,cared-for, mended, patched, fresh, spruce
ratty, tacky, mean, timeworn, shabby, tacky, miserable, dilapidated, seedy, tatty
I kept up with my running routine even in the cold weather.
The novelist kept up with his daily writing schedule despite the distractions around him.
The student kept up with the class material by studying regularly.
The athlete kept up with his rigorous training regimen to prepare for the upcoming competition.
