continue to explore

Frequency: 8.020.2 per million words

To carry on the process of exploring that has already started.

exploreVERB + explore

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continue to

Examples (10)

  • Scientists continue to explore the mysteries of the deep ocean.
  • We should continue to explore new possibilities for renewable energy.
  • The research team will continue to explore different approaches to the problem.
  • Children naturally continue to explore their environment as they grow.
  • The company plans to continue to explore international markets next year.
  • Archaeologists continue to explore ancient ruins for historical insights.
  • Artists must continue to explore new techniques to develop their craft.
  • The government will continue to explore diplomatic solutions to the conflict.
  • Students are encouraged to continue to explore various subjects before choosing a major.
  • Medical researchers continue to explore innovative treatments for rare diseases.