keep
keep
verb
To fulfil or adhere to a promise, agreement, or rule.
"She always keeps her promises to friends."
noun
The strongest, central defensive tower within a medieval castle.
"The ancient keep dominated the landscape."
verb
To continue in a particular state or condition without changing.
"Try to keep calm during the emergency."
verb
To retain possession of something; not give it away or lose it.
"Please keep the change from the purchase."
Thesaurus
Synonyms: go on, proceed, go along, continue, keep back, hold back, restrain, observe, bread and butter, living, sustenance, support
Antonyms: allow, breach, break, discontinue, go against, infract, let, lose, offend, permit, transgress, violate