To remain or continue in some state or action; to continue to be (something). archaic.

intransitive. To remain standing; remain, stay. Cf. atstand, v. 1.

To remain standing; to continue, abide, persist. Cf. onstand, n.

intransitive. To continue in a current state or stay in the same place without change or movement; to remain. Formerly: spec. †to dwell, reside (obs…

To continue, remain, or ‘keep’ in a state or course; to last, endure.

To persist, ‘hold out’ in action; to continue in a certain state, condition, or place. Obsolete.

intransitive. To stay, remain.

intransitive. To remain in good, usable, or serviceable condition; to continue to operate without impairment, deterioration, or loss of…

To stay, remain, continue, rest. Obsolete.

intransitive. To keep oneself, remain. Obsolete.

intransitive. With complement: to remain, continue to be. Obsolete.

intransitive. To continue to exist (in a certain state); to remain, endure. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To continue to run, in various senses; to run further or longer (in time or space).

intransitive. Esp. of an experience, emotion, or memory: to remain with (a person); to linger in the mind of (a person).

intransitive. With noun or adjectival phrase as complement: to remain ——, continue to be ——. Obsolete.

intransitive. To remain or continue in force or effect. Obsolete.

To maintain one's position or state; to endure, hold out; in Hunting, to keep up the pace.

intransitive. To continue, remain. Obsolete. rare.

intransitive. To remain or continue in a particular state.