ceaselessly — In a manner that never stops or ends; continuously without interruption or pause.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: In a manner that never stops or ends; continuously without interruption or pause.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsiːsləsli/
Korean meaning: 끊임없이, 계속해서
Korean pronunciation: 씨스-리스-리 (강세: 씨)
Example Sentences
- My neighbor's dog barks ceaselessly at 3 AM - I'm considering moving to Mars.
- She studied ceaselessly for the TOEFL exam.
- The comedian worked ceaselessly on new jokes, even dreaming about punchlines.
ceaselessly
ADVERB//ˈsiːsləsli//
In a manner that never stops or ends; continuously without interruption or pause.
In a manner that never stops or ends; continuously without interruption or pause.
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He runs ceaselessly and restlessly while we watch breathlessly!
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Origin
From Latin 'cessare' meaning 'to stop' or 'to cease,' combined with English suffixes to create the opposite meaning.
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“My neighbor's dog barks ceaselessly at 3 AM - I'm considering moving to Mars.”
“She studied ceaselessly for the TOEFL exam.”
“The comedian worked ceaselessly on new jokes, even dreaming about punchlines.”
“My cat ceaselessly knocks things off the table, as if it's her full-time job.”
“She worked ceaselessly to achieve her dream of becoming a doctor.”
“The construction noise continued ceaselessly, making the neighbors dream of moving to a desert island.”
“Ocean waves crash ceaselessly against the rocky shore.”
“The volunteers worked ceaselessly to help disaster victims.”
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