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Meanings of ceaseless in English
Uninterrupted in time and indefinitely long continuing.
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Usage of ceaseless in English
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.
6
The laugh was turned on him; there was ceaseless ridicule and taunting.
7
And even now we can join in the song of ceaseless praise.
8
Now the firing grew fierce, and the roll of the volleys ceaseless.
9
Beyond was the ceaseless bellowing and stamping and weaving of the herds.
10
The ceaseless uneasiness in which Angelika lived broke out into perpetual quarrelling.
11
The water lapped with ceaseless, dainty caresses the sides of the boat.
12
The corks popped two and three at a time, in ceaseless crossfire.
13
Both waged ceaseless war on the Iroquois south of the St. Lawrence.
14
This dog differed from others in his vivacious temper and ceaseless activity.
15
Garrison ate his dinner in a mood of ceaseless meditation concerning Dorothy.
16
Her ceaseless energy had always before found an outlet in her work.
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Ceaseless through the time
Ceaseless across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common