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Meanings of incessant rain in English

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Usage of incessant rain in English
1
It was very dark, and there was a heavy and incessant rain.
The Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides with Samuel Johnson, LL.D.
2
Two months of incessant rain and diminished rations added to their miseries.
A Book of Discovery / The History of the World's Exploration, Fr...
3
Owing to the incessant rain we were only able to march 14 kil.
Across Unknown South America
4
The incessant rain rendered it impossible to write down any terms.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 17
5
And then home again, in the incessant rain, to be alone with Catrina.
Cry to heaven
6
After two days of incessant rain, sunshine blazed over 'the watery Mantuan flats.
Vittoria — Volume 6
7
There were nineteen of them; travel-worn, tired and still wet from the incessant rain.
Tom of the Raiders
8
The weather remains frightfully inclement; the snow and sleet is succeeded by incessant rain storms.
The Letters of "Norah" on Her Tour Through Ireland
9
In lieu of sound, the incessant rain and mumbling radio announcements form a gloomy sound-scape.
Reuters
10
After two or three days of solitude and incessant rain Henchard called at the house.
The Mayor of Casterbridge
11
We again had heavy and incessant rain throughout Wednesday night, accompanied by thunder and lightning.
Journals of Two Expeditions of Discovery in North-West and Weste...
12
Their hunched shoulders and small bodies shiver as the incessant rain pelts down around them.
The Irish Times
13
On days when incessant rain kept her indoors, she amused herself with a new freak.
The Queen of Hearts
14
As he watched the incessant rain yesterday, he must have feared his dream becoming a nightmare.
The Guardian
15
And I don't just mean the incessant rain that made the Celtic Park surface extra skiddy.
BBC
16
A violent and incessant rain did not allow the army, to take a single moment's rest.
Memoirs of the Private Life, Return, and Reign of Napoleon in 18...
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Incessant rain through the time
Incessant rain across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common