Associations to the word «Sustained»
Noun
- Arousal
- Formulation
- Assailant
- Burn
- Burst
- Buildup
- Inflation
- Conviction
- Convection
- Reprisal
- Combat
- Inhibition
- Severity
- Scrutiny
- Posture
- Imf
- Stoppage
- Imbalance
- Objection
- Muscle
- Heroism
- Preseason
- Skirmish
- Fatigue
- Attack
- Earthquake
- Deprivation
- Tact
- Rapid
- Firing
- Rigging
- Prosperity
- Hepatitis
- Drought
- Endurance
- Rainfall
- Flight
- Magma
- Takeoff
- Azores
- Contribution
- Cruising
- Reaching
- Tripod
- Improvement
- Devel
- Recovery
- Crise
Adjective
- Diminished
- Abnormal
- Continual
- Unprecedented
- Exceptional
- Grievous
- Viet
- Instantaneous
- Bermuda
- Endogenous
- Persistent
- Deliberate
- Rapid
- Due
- Receptive
- Economic
- Structural
- Cheering
- Reported
- Recovered
- Exceeding
- Atmospheric
- Anterior
- Attack
- Offshore
- Significant
- Afloat
- Prompt
- Chronic
- Melodic
- Frightful
- Continuous
- Enduring
- Overturned
- Cardiac
- Destroyed
- Airy
- Systematic
Wiktionary
SUSTAINED, verb. Simple past tense and past participle of sustain
SUSTAINED, adjective. Held continuously at a certain level.
SUSTAINED, adjective. (music) Held at a certain pitch.
SUSTAINED EMOTION, noun. (advertising) One of four archetypal dramatic structures of commercials characterized by a continuously high level of positive emotions with the brand introduced early as the source of these emotions.
SUSTAINED EMOTION, noun. (advertising) A narrative structure used in commercials known as “producer-type” advertising.
SUSTAINED YIELD, noun. (ecology) The continuing yield of a biological resource by controlled periodic harvesting
SUSTAINED YIELD, noun. The quantity of a resource harvested in this manner
SUSTAINED YIELDS, noun. Plural of sustained yield
Dictionary definition
SUSTAINED, adjective. Maintained at length without interruption or weakening; "sustained flight".
SUSTAINED, adjective. (of an electric arc) continuous; "heat transfer to the anode in free burning arcs".
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