unceasing
ʌnˈsisɪŋ
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Definition of unceasing - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

timeuninterrupted in time and indefinitely long continuing
  • The unceasing noise was hard to ignore.
  • Her unceasing efforts finally paid off.
  • The unceasing rain flooded the streets.
constant incessant perpetual
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Expressions with unceasing

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in a steady way that never stops or changes
The clock chimed with unceasing regularity every hour.

Origin of unceasing

Latin, un (not) + cessare (to cease)

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non-stop
unceasing and relentless
uninterrupted state
state of being unceasing or continuous

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  1. French:incessant, ...
  2. German:unaufhörlich, ...
  3. Italian:incessante, ...
  4. Spanish:incesante, ...
  5. Portuguese:incessante, ...
  6. Chinese:不间断的, ...
  7. Japanese:途切れない, ...
  8. Arabic:دائِم, ...
  9. Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי פּוֹסֵק, ...
  10. Russian:непрекращающийся, ...
  11. Ukrainian:безперервний, ...
  12. Hindi:अनवरत, ...
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