interminableness (Meaning)

Webster

interminableness (n.)

The state of being endless.

No weak antonyms found.

The interminableness of the lecture made the students' eyelids flutter in defiance of their willpower.
The torrential downpour's interminableness flooded streets and dampened spirits alike.
The interminableness of the politician's speech tested the audience's patience to its limits.
The interminable traffic jam stretched before him like an unyielding snake, its end lost in the hazy distance.
The interminableness of the task filled her with despair, casting a long shadow over her enthusiasm.
The interminableness of the hospital stay gnawed at his soul, each day blurring into an unending purgatory.
The interminable line at the amusement park tested the visitors' endurance to the breaking point.
The interminableness of her grief seemed like a perpetual winter, freezing her heart in an icy embrace.
The interminable wait for news consumed her, each passing moment a torturous reminder of the unknown.
The interminableness of the drought threatened to wither away the last vestiges of hope in the parched land.

The state of being endless.

permanency, timelessness, boundlessness, endlessness,permanence, eternity, perpetuity,limitlessness, infinity, everlasting

impermanence,impermanence, transitoriness, transience, transience, ephemerality, ephemerality, transitoriness, temporariness,temporariness

The interminableness of the lecture made the students' eyelids flutter in defiance of their willpower.

The torrential downpour's interminableness flooded streets and dampened spirits alike.

The interminableness of the politician's speech tested the audience's patience to its limits.

The interminable traffic jam stretched before him like an unyielding snake, its end lost in the hazy distance.