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Meanings of seem interminable in English

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Usage of seem interminable in English
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His impatience made the hour and a half seem interminable.
New Grub Street
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The windings, the entanglement of the growth which lined it, made the path seem interminable.
The Heart of Unaga
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It would be reasonable to suppose that a routine time or an eventless time would seem interminable.
East of eden
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They spent the nights in vigil and the terror by which all were possessed made them seem interminable.
Stories by Foreign Authors: Spanish
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In the dead of winter, force soldiers with high metabolism often became irascible and despondent, for the nights could seem interminable to them.
Brotherhood of the Wolf
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The world is vast, and England, though her many fields and wide spread woods seem interminable, is but a small part of her.
The Last Man
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The journey began to seem interminable to Ashe; but presently there came a creaking of brakes and the train jerked itself to another stop.
Something New
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The streets, as one drives about, seem interminable,-longwide avenues of trees with gardens and places extending away at right angles in all directions.
Fred Markham in Russia; Or, The Boy Travellers in the Land of th...
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The men stared at each other for a moment that seemed interminable.
Flowing Gold
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It was a long drive to Lostford, and to-day it seemed interminable.
Prisoners: Fast Bound In Misery And Iron
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The journey of about two hours seemed interminable, but they rarely spoke.
The Just and the Unjust
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After a time that seemed interminable, they emerged from the circling wood.
The Lair of the White Worm
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The walk to Les Fontaines, along a white dusty road, seemed interminable.
The Golden Calf
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Sometimes the wanderer tired, that path seemed interminable, without beginning or ending.
Tales of the Wilderness
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For some moments, that seemed interminable to Julie, Lord Lackington lay silent.
Lady Rose's Daughter
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The new-comer's voice came at last, after a pause that seemed interminable.
The Door in the Wall, and Other Stories
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