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Definition of unceasingly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
continuing effortwithout stopping, sometimes with persistent effort
- She worked unceasingly to finish the project.
- He trained unceasingly for months before the championship.
- Rain fell unceasingly throughout the weekend, flooding low fields.
Origin of unceasingly
Old English, un- (not) + ceas (cease)
Terms with unceasingly included in their meaning
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unceasingly
continuously without stopping
intensifier simile
unceasingly or very thoroughly to a high degree
unceasingly
without stopping or pausing
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- French:sans relâche, ...
- German:unaufhörlich, ...
- Italian:senza sosta, ...
- Spanish:incesantemente, ...
- Portuguese:incessantemente, ...
- Chinese:不懈地, ...
- Japanese:絶え間なく, ...
- Arabic:دُونَ تَوَقُّف, ...
- Hebrew:בְּלִי הַפְסָקָה, ...
- Russian:непрерывно, ...
- Ukrainian:безупинно, ...
- Hindi:अविराम, ...
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