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keep in with

keep in with verb: to continue to have a good relationship with (someone).

Verb

keep in with (third-person singular simple present keeps in with, present participle keeping in with, simple past and past participle kept in with)

  1. To continue to have a good relationship with (someone)
    Synonyms:
    get along with

Synonyms of keep in with

  • get along with

Forms of keep in with

third-person singular presentkeeps in with
present participlekeeping in with
past participlekept in with
pastkept in with

Questions about keep in with

What does keep in with mean?
Keep in with means to continue to have a good relationship with (someone).
What part of speech is keep in with?
Keep in with is a verb.
What is the past tense of keep in with?
The past tense of keep in with is kept in with.

Words near keep in with in the dictionary

  1. keep hope alive
  2. keep house
  3. keep in
  4. keep in mind
  5. keep in mine
  6. keep in with
  7. keep it 100
  8. keep it a bean
  9. keep it a buck
  10. keep it a buck fifty
  11. keep it a stack

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