remained

[rɪˈmeɪnd]

remained Definition

• 1. to continue to be in the same state or condition
• 2. to stay in a particular place or position
• 3. to be left after the removal of other parts

Using remained: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "remained" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  He remained silent throughout the meeting.

• Example

  The ruins of the castle remain on the hilltop.

• Example

  Only a few problems remained unsolved.

• Example

  She remained in her seat until the end of the concert.

remained Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for remained

• stay
• continue
• persist
• abide
• endure

Antonyms for remained

• leave
• depart
• go
• move

Phrases with remained

• remain to be seen

  used to say that something is not yet known or certain

  Example

  Whether the new policy will be successful remains to be seen.

• remain in the dark

  to not know about something that others know about

  Example

  I'm afraid I remain in the dark about the details of the plan.

• remain true to oneself

  to continue to act or think in accordance with one's own character, values, or beliefs

  Example

  Despite the pressures of fame, she has remained true to herself and her music.

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Summary: remained in Brief

The verb 'remained' [rɪˈmeɪnd] means to continue to be in the same state or condition, stay in a particular place or position, or be left after the removal of other parts. It can be used in phrases like 'remain to be seen,' indicating uncertainty, or 'remain in the dark,' meaning to not know about something. 'Remain true to oneself' is an idiom that means to continue to act or think in accordance with one's own character, values, or beliefs.