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Meanings of perpetual in anglès
Uninterrupted in time and indefinitely long continuing.
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Examples for "constant"
Examples for "constant"
1
Maybe their constant state of positive, assured energy attracts only great people.
2
But right now they remain a constant hope for certain revolutionary factions.
3
The constant is expressed in terms of kilometers per second per megaparsec.
4
One idea had remained fairly constant, however, and he heard it everywhere.
5
The individual differences emphasize the need for constant attention for possible discomfort.
1
And in those three days Graham's incessant thoughts went far and wide.
2
It was of rare violence: torrential rain accompanied by incessant lightning strikes.
3
Clouds of smoke hovered low in the air; the firing was incessant.
4
Yet that was their high point, a brief riposte amid incessant pressure.
5
The noise of the fall was loud and incessant in the room.
1
I remembered Mama's ceaseless questions, didn't recall going into so much detail.
2
Dire is the conflict; ceaseless is the rain of stones and arrows.
3
The dim light and the ceaseless roar of the storm oppressed her.
4
There was something intolerable in their noiseless, ceaseless paddings over the pavement.
5
The motor-cabs and buses pushed along remorselessly; newspaper-sellers muttered their ceaseless invitations.
1
I don't want to write a new year message of unremitting gloom.
2
My victory was the outcome of the most strenuous and unremitting efforts.
3
This the landlady promised to do, and was unremitting in her attentions.
4
They worked all day on January 31 in unremitting rain and sleet.
5
And he had in truth spent a life of almost unremitting laboriousness.
1
In this sense, democratisation is a never-ending process rather than an event.
2
This complex dance between business and government is never-ending and always evolving.
3
It's a never-ending journey in that respect and I'm not satisfied yet.
4
The never-ending search for tomorrow leads to a car park in Doncaster.
5
Their artillery and wagons streamed along the roads in a never-ending train.
Usage of perpetual in anglès
1
And, of course, he has no problem talking about his perpetual tan.
2
The vultures and the sand-grouse held it undisturbed in a perpetual tenancy.
3
This led the DA's local governments into a phase of perpetual uncertainty.
4
Therefore, women are under enormous societal pressure to remain in perpetual adolescence.
5
The constant interruptions and micro-management was a perpetual pain in the ass.
6
The perpetual emotion in which Marcella lived tired and oppressed the mother.
7
The skies above us and the earth underfoot are in perpetual motion.
8
Their ideas are incidents in their perpetual oscillation between apathy and passion.
9
This is to be the perpetual rule for the Senatus in deciding.
10
Days later, the perpetual train comes to the residue of that drift.
11
It's almost as if you're in a perpetual state of missing something.
12
I do not believe in the necessity of wide-spread and perpetual misery.
13
The plea in extenuation of guilt and mitigation of punishment is perpetual.
14
The multiplication and addition of cats were a perpetual instruction in arithmetic.
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People were in perpetual conflict about the character of the great man.
16
Life is eternal; it is a perpetual renewal of birth and growth.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common