Perpetuated

Perpetuated by dictionaries for nearly a century, it's surely the most persistent scientific howler in the history of the English language.

Dictionary definition of 'siphon' has been wrong for nearly a century James Kingsland 2010

A person commits mail or wire fraud if he has (A) Perpetuated a scheme to defraud that includes a material deception; (B) with the intent to defraud; (C) while using the mails in furtherance of the scheme.

Did Alabama's GOP Governor Commit a Crime? 2009

Perpetuated now in America by Indian immigrants struggling between two nation's ideas of fitting in.

CNN Transcript Jun 29, 2008 2008

Instead, his recent gestures appear to be nothing more than a cruel joke, Perpetuated on the long-suffering people.

CNN Transcript May 21, 2008 2008

Perpetuated by their desire to make a difference, the “free thinkers” are united in their advocacy to support the culture of pre-marital sex and abortion.

The Culture of Pre-marital Sex and Abortion Nomadicasian 2007

Perpetuated, no doubt, by my own feelings of insecurity as a new prof.

Ferule & Fescue Flavia 2007

Perpetuated Sorrow; "of another the" Intelligent Maiden of Transmitted

Hung Lou Meng, Book I Or, the Dream of the Red Chamber, a Chinese Novel in Two Books Xueqin Cao

Perpetuated illegally, as in, posted on places with "Post No Bills" notices?

Photo Business News & Forum 2009

Perpetuated by limited opportunities in the North and continual migration from the South, the black subculture of crime hardened into a seemingly fixed lifestyle.

Claremont.org 2009

Perpetuated by limited opportunities in the North and continual migration from the South, the black subculture of crime hardened into a seemingly fixed lifestyle.

Claremont.org 2009