unceasingly Antonyms
Strongest:
- occasionally
- little
- sometimes
- never
- little
- seldom
- never
- rarely
- sometimes
- occasionally
- now
- infrequently
- seldom
- now
- infrequently
- rarely
Strong:
Weak:
Strongest:
- continually
- often
- uninterruptedly
- frequently
- constantly
- always
- consistently
- repeatedly
- continuously
- perpetually
Strong:
- afresh
- ordinarily
- ofttimes
- night-and-day
- much
- continuingly
- oftentimes
- again
- intermittently
- hourly
- oft
- again-and-again
- regularly
- commonly
- habitually
- over-and-over
- anew
- routinely
Weak:
Meaning of unceasingly
unceasingly (r)
with unflagging resolve
unceasingly Sentence Examples
- The rain pounded down unceasingly, drenching the city in a torrent of water.
- Her tears flowed unceasingly, a relentless cascade of sorrow and despair.
- The wind howled unceasingly throughout the night, rattling windows and keeping residents awake.
- The pain in his leg throbbed unceasingly, making it almost impossible to walk.
- The mosquitoes buzzed unceasingly around her head, driving her to distraction.
- The clock ticked unceasingly on the wall, marking the passage of time that felt like an eternity.
- The waves crashed unceasingly against the shore, creating a thunderous symphony.
- The birds chirped unceasingly in the trees, filling the air with their cheerful melodies.
- His heart pounded unceasingly in his chest, a reminder of the fear that consumed him.
- The traffic roared unceasingly outside her window, drowning out her thoughts and making it impossible to concentrate.
FAQs About the word unceasingly
with unflagging resolve
continually, often, uninterruptedly, frequently, constantly, always, consistently, repeatedly,continuously, perpetually
occasionally, little, sometimes, never, little,seldom, never, rarely, sometimes, occasionally
The rain pounded down unceasingly, drenching the city in a torrent of water.
Her tears flowed unceasingly, a relentless cascade of sorrow and despair.
The wind howled unceasingly throughout the night, rattling windows and keeping residents awake.
The pain in his leg throbbed unceasingly, making it almost impossible to walk.
