run-on (Meaning)

Synonyms & Antonyms of run-on

The rain poured relentlessly, run-on for hours, turning the streets into rivers.
The children raced through the park, their laughter a run-on of joyous squeals.
The politician's speech was a run-on of empty promises, leaving the audience feeling cheated.
The river flowed steadily, a run-on of gentle currents that seemed to whisper secrets.
The dog chased its tail relentlessly, its run-on of energy exhausting to watch.
The traffic snarled in a run-on of frustration, as commuters grew impatient.
The conversation between the friends was a run-on of laughter, stories, and shared memories.
The wildfire spread with alarming speed, a run-on of destruction that left a trail of devastation.
The economy was on a run-on of growth, with businesses thriving and unemployment falling.
The artist's brushstrokes seemed to dance on the canvas, a run-on of inspiration that created a breathtaking masterpiece.

chat, shoot the breeze, converse, blow smoke, talk, cackle,rattle, jabber, babble, chew the rag

stop, conclude, expire, end, die (down), pass, discontinue, terminate, cease, quit

The rain poured relentlessly, run-on for hours, turning the streets into rivers.

The children raced through the park, their laughter a run-on of joyous squeals.

The politician's speech was a run-on of empty promises, leaving the audience feeling cheated.

The river flowed steadily, a run-on of gentle currents that seemed to whisper secrets.