Third-person singular simple present indicative form of perpetuate.(verb)
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Use "perpetuates" in a sentence
"The argument then continues that using the term perpetuates the implicit sexism that led to the existence of the term in the first place."
""Our results imply that these punitive attitudes may be evoked by use of the 'abuser' term, whether individuals are conscious of it or not, and suggest that this term perpetuates that kind of thinking," Kelly explains."
"For all its emphasis on hipster librarians as another example of nerdy chic, the article's title perpetuates that most outdated image of librarians -- the Shusher -- implying that while these new young professionals might be trendy and -- dare I say it -- sexy, they are still fussy librarians who want to keep it quiet."