unceasing Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
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Strongest:
- periodical
- seasonal
- discontinuous
- periodic
- intermittent
- periodical
- discontinuous
- recurrent
- intermittent
- periodic
- seasonal
- recurrent
Strong:
- cyclical
- rhythmic
- occasional
- cyclic
- recurring
- spasmodic
- alternate
- rhythmic
- cyclical
- rhythmical
- rhythmical
- noncontinuous
- spasmodic
- sporadic
- occasional
- serial
- sporadic
- cyclic
- recurring
- alternate
- serial
- noncontinuous
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unceasing Meaning
unceasing (s)
continuing forever or indefinitely
uninterrupted in time and indefinitely long continuing
unceasing Sentence Examples
- The storm raged unceasingly, pounding relentlessly against the coast.
- The sound of the traffic was unceasing, creating a constant hum that permeated the city.
- Her tears flowed unceasingly, a testament to the depth of her sorrow.
- The pain lingered unceasingly, a constant reminder of her loss.
- The river flowed unceasingly, carrying its sediment to the distant sea.
- The birds sang unceasingly, their melodies echoing through the forest.
- The wind howled unceasingly, shaking the windows of the house.
- The engine roared unceasingly, propelling the car forward at breathtaking speed.
- The fire burned unceasingly, its flames casting an eerie glow on the surrounding darkness.
- The clock ticked unceasingly, marking the passage of time with its relentless beat.
FAQs About the word unceasing
continuing forever or indefinitely, uninterrupted in time and indefinitely long continuing
incessant, continued,continuous, continuing, nonstop, continual, persistent, constant, perpetual, ceaseless
periodical, seasonal, discontinuous,periodic, intermittent, periodical, discontinuous, recurrent, intermittent, periodic
The storm raged unceasingly, pounding relentlessly against the coast.
The sound of the traffic was unceasing, creating a constant hum that permeated the city.
Her tears flowed unceasingly, a testament to the depth of her sorrow.
The pain lingered unceasingly, a constant reminder of her loss.
