Ceaseless: meaning, definitions and examples
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ceaseless
[ ˈsiːsləs ]
description
Constant and unending; never stopping or pausing.
Synonyms
continuous, incessant, unending, uninterrupted
Examples of usage
- The ceaseless noise of the city kept me awake all night.
- The ceaseless rain caused flooding in the area.
- Her ceaseless efforts finally paid off with a promotion at work.
description
Continuing without stopping or slowing down.
Synonyms
unrelenting, unstoppable, unyielding
Examples of usage
- The ceaseless flow of traffic made it difficult to cross the street.
- His ceaseless dedication to his craft led to great success.
Translations
Translations of the word "ceaseless" in other languages:
🇵🇹 incessante
🇮🇳 निरंतर
🇩🇪 unaufhörlich
- unermüdlich
- endlos
🇮🇩 tak henti-hentinya
🇺🇦 безперервний
🇵🇱 nieustający
- nieprzerwany
- bezustanny
🇯🇵 絶え間ない (taemanai)
🇫🇷 incessant
🇪🇸 incesante
- sin fin
- continuo
🇹🇷 aralıksız
🇰🇷 끊임없는 (kkeun-im-eobsneun)
🇸🇦 دائم
🇨🇿 neustálý
🇸🇰 neustály
🇨🇳 不停的 (bùtíng de)
🇸🇮 neprekinjen
🇮🇸 stöðugur
🇰🇿 үздіксіз
🇬🇪 უწყვეტი
🇦🇿 dayanmadan
🇲🇽 incesante
Etymology
The word 'ceaseless' originated from the combination of 'cease' (from Old French 'cesser') meaning 'to stop' and the suffix '-less' indicating 'without'. It has been used in English since the late 16th century to describe something that continues without stopping.
See also: cease, ceaselessly, ceaselessness, deceased, unceasing, unceasingly.
Word Frequency Rank
With rank #16,576, this word belongs to specialized vocabulary. While not common in everyday speech, it enriches your ability to express complex ideas.
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- 16573 programmatic
- 16574 trod
- 16575 perpetrator
- 16576 ceaseless
- 16577 wavering
- 16578 surmise
- 16579 notoriety
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