Unquenchability: meaning, definitions and examples

Describes something that cannot be satisfied or subdued, often used for emotions or desires.

• His unquenchability for knowledge drove him to read books every night.
• She had an unquenchable thirst for adventure.

Describes a persistent and determined attitude or effort that doesn't stop, often associated with pursuing a goal.

• Her relentlessness in pursuing her career led her to great success.
• The team's relentlessness on the field earned them the championship.

Indicates the quality of being impossible to halt or restrain, usually used in a positive sense for powerful actions or movements.

• The team's unstoppability was evident in their undefeated season.
• Her unstoppability in the face of challenges inspired everyone around her.

Describes something that refuses to be put out or ended, often used for fires or strong efforts.

• The resistance to extinguishment of the forest fire was evident as it kept spreading.
• The protesters' resistance to extinguishment kept their cause alive.