ceaseless
IPA: sˈisɫɪs
adjective
- Without an end.
- Without stop or pause, incessant.
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Examples of "ceaseless" in Sentences
- I shall miss your ceaseless and fearless edits.
- Their frail precarious craft was in ceaseless peril.
- They agreed to continue to their ceaseless surveillance.
- It has sunk into a state of dumb and ceaseless lamentation.
- Without ceaseless recitation of Naam, God cannot be realised.
- The exposition is accompanied by ceaseless eighth note triplets.
- It is protected largely by the almost ceaseless and violent surf.
- Donations were ceaseless and bracelets were continually requested.
- The ceaseless floundering between the two fuels 'Portnoy's Complaint.'
- It must be wielded in spite of the ceaseless, howling protests of the wicked.
- He was quick and alert of movement, and his black eyes flashed from face to face in ceaseless scrutiny and challenge.
- Thom crouched down by her husband's side, motionless as a bronze statue, only her eyes flashing from face to face in ceaseless search.
- Its tireless need for more will remain ceaseless because if need be, the ego will go as far as drawing that fatal line in the sand and avow death should anyone dare to cross it.
- Swallows by scores, chimney, barn, and white-bellied, were sailing about us in ceaseless motion, now passing above, now below the bridge, often so near that we might almost have touched them.
- It demands millions of sacrifices in ceaseless civil wars, it drums into our souls that there is no such thing as unchanging, universal concepts of goodness and justice, that they are all fluctuating and inconstant.
- Nowhere is the stillness of the grave so deeply impressive; the feverish turmoil of the living, made up of pleasure, duty, labor, folly, sin, whirling in ceaseless movement about them, is less than the passing winds and the drops of rain to the tenants of those grounds, as they lie side by side, in crowded but unconscious company.