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Meanings of indefatigable in English
Showing sustained enthusiastic action with unflagging vitality.
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Usage of indefatigable in English
1
For the indefatigable Turcas the detail; for Westerling the front of Jove.
2
But he was not only indefatigable in the pursuit of natural science.
3
She was indefatigable in her attention to the instruction of her pupils.
4
Fanny hated the indefatigable A and B with a bitter personal hatred.
5
He was indefatigable in reclaiming those who had strayed from the fold.
6
They exerted themselves with indefatigable industry in almost every court of Christendom.
7
At Breslau, during the winter, he was indefatigable in his poetical labours.
8
He was indefatigable in preparing his case, and made every point tell.
9
In office he was more constant and indefatigable, than lord Bolingbroke himself.
10
To do the little man justice, he was indefatigable in his exertions.
11
He seems to be the most indefatigable sportsman I ever heard of.
12
Some of the most indefatigable devourers of literature have very few books.
13
The fame of Claude Lorraine is partly explained by his indefatigable industry.
14
In return for her indefatigable self-devotion, Kitty had lately done very little.
15
Sadly even this might not be enough to derail the indefatigable Furyk.
16
The indefatigable Spikeman continued to prosecute his intrigues with his accustomed audacity.
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Indefatigable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common