remaining
- adjective
- /rɪˈmeɪnɪŋ/
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restante
- Only three cookies are remaining in the jar after the party.
And that's that's kind of the remaining advantage of humans.
- And that's that's kind of the remaining advantage of humans.
- Now let's talk about the remaining point, what they can do.
- So now we have our remaining quotient factor, right?
- All right, let's in the remaining few minutes wrap up the course.
- Was hoping that my body would start eating the remaining evidence of my womanhood.
- There's a broad canvas still remaining for all sorts of research.
Examples
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And the war will end with Ukraine remaining a free and independent country.
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Remove mask and gently massage face with remaining cleansing bubbles.
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What can we say about the remaining cells now in green and red?
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So if the color is green, our remaining players won.
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In which case she says that remaining in the European Union is an option.
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Now let's talk about the remaining point, what they can do.
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She has just one remaining enemy, Great Britain.
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Madam Deputy Speaker, our future economy depends on remaining a United Kingdom.
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So now we have our remaining quotient factor, right?
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So they'll become more responsive to the remaining ones, OK.
Synonyms
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2.1
Something that remains after the rest has been used or eaten
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4.1
Money or resources that have not yet been used
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1.6
Not used or eaten after the rest, often food
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Etymology
Remaining comes from an old Latin root manere that means 'to stay', and it is the same idea you see in the English word remain and the simple word 'stay'. So, something 'remaining' is what is 'still left' after the others are used or gone.