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perpetuate English

Meaning perpetuate meaning

What does perpetuate mean?

perpetuate

— verb cause to continue or prevail perpetuate a myth

Synonyms perpetuate synonyms

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perpetuate English » English

immortalize eternalize uphold transmit summon save retain propagate prolong for proclaim preserve preach monumentalize maintain lay away keep up keep hold over hold hand down extend for delay

Conjugation perpetuate conjugation

How do you conjugate perpetuate?

perpetuate · verb

Examples perpetuate examples

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Simple sentences

Every nation seeks to perpetuate itself.
Lonely people perpetuate their own loneliness through their fear of others.

Movie subtitles

Council to Perpetuate Citizens in Public Life.
It is you who would perpetuate these blasphemies, these absurdities.
This is necessary in order to perpetuate the species.
Realizing our mistake, we attempted to perpetuate both sides.
But he has a fanatical desire to perpetuate himself and his machine.
Have fine sons rule wisely and to perpetuate his legend I command that from henceforth he will be set among the stars and constellations.
An illusion created by lawyers to perpetuate the illusion of marriage and the reality of divorce and the need for divorce lawyers.
Maybe you just perpetuate it.
Most species have a primal instinct to perpetuate themselves.
Although I'm sure there are, I don't want to perpetuate the stereotype.
And to perpetuate this brotherly pact. you spat in the face of Handel.
We must perpetuate his noble ideals.
Why perpetuate it?
To raise a foreign army to invade this country and to perpetuate the war against the people of this kingdom.
To return and perpetuate this power for decades.
Have fine sons rule wisely and to perpetuate the story of his courage I command that from henceforth he will be set among the stars and constellations.
Normal human beings have 40 DNA memo groups which is enough for any species to perpetuate.
The cover story they put out was clearly designed to perpetuate the myth of his character.
I'll never retract my claims. I'd rather go to prison than help you perpetuate ignorance!
He was fooled by an act of scientific sleight of hand calculated to perpetuate false truths. The larger lie.
Which you've been used to perpetuate.
To perpetuate such scoundrels is to celebrate their crimes.
They can't force me to perpetuate. some absurd family revenge!
Yes. To raise a foreign army to invade this country, and to perpetuate the war against the people of this kingdom.
Normal human beings have 40 DNA memo groups. which is enough for any species to perpetuate.
I was just telling the class about how the fashion industry uses customer psychology to perpetuate itself in the marketplace.
Whatever makes you feel the need to perpetuate this fantasy woman, you don't have to on our account.
And you're the last person i would want to perpetuate it.
I want to perpetuate my species.

News and current affairs

That traditional solution would only perpetuate the problems of the Balkans.
In this way, China's distortionary policies have helped to perpetuate a dysfunctional growth model.
They play to the fears of the middle class, especially middle-class fear of minority groups, to perpetuate this misdirection of social efforts and government spending.
Of course, like previous ceasefires, any truce is likely to be temporary, inevitably undermined by the forces that perpetuate Israel's armed conflict with Hamas.
Worst of all, the OSCE's bureaucratic nature means that it will never have an incentive to leave because the first duty of a bureaucracy is to perpetuate itself.
European governments were both strongly averse to floating exchange rates, which they assumed would be incompatible with a single market, and unwilling to perpetuate a Bundesbank-dominated monetary regime.
All the alternatives are inferior: they either involve transfer payments, perpetuate an uneven playing field, or both.
This will perpetuate the division between creditor and debtor countries.
Most people now accept that fields like politics and journalism reflect and perpetuate cultural bias.
And eurozone member states have agreed to perpetuate this financial-stability mechanism from 2013 onwards, and even to amend the Lisbon treaty to avoid any legal ambiguity.
BEIJING - Since 2007, the financial crisis has pushed the world into an era of low, if not near-zero, interest rates and quantitative easing, as most developed countries seek to reduce debt pressure and perpetuate fragile payment cycles.
They hope to perpetuate their influence by asserting claims of national sovereignty.
The problem is that Libya's leaders have so far done more to perpetuate fragmentation and dysfunction than to ameliorate it.
A smart response to the crisis can perpetuate these trends.
Changing the rules of the game to prop up personal rule would help perpetuate weaknesses such as a lack of accountability, and prevent important government policies from becoming entrenched as state policies.
But a recent academic study demonstrates how manufacturers, by drawing attention to what they are omitting from a product, perpetuate spurious concerns that actually drive consumers to take greater health risks.
The former could give carte blanche to debtor countries to run up their deficits; the latter might perpetuate a two-speed Europe.
Yet those who admire his courage in struggling for freedom of expression ought to see to it that efforts to make blasphemy a crime, or to perpetuate it as a criminal offense, are afforded no legitimacy whatsoever.
Their complaint: the course propagates conservative ideology in the guise of economic science and helps perpetuate social inequality.
Unfortunately, Obama's administration, for all its lofty rhetoric, appears too willing to perpetuate it.
RAMALLAH - Nowhere are the grievances that perpetuate violence and war more evident than they are in Palestine today.
A small country like Israel, lacking a serious demographic foundation or favorable geopolitical conditions, could never perpetuate its presence in occupied territories, Talmon argued.

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