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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    continually constantly persistently relentlessly unremittingly incessantly perpetually endlessly tirelessly steadfastly unwaveringly unrelentingly doggedly tenaciously resolutely firmly steadily uniformly consistently regularly habitually ordinarily normally usually typically customarily traditionally conventionally perpetually endlessly continuously endlessly ceaselessly interminably unremittingly unendingly infinitely limitlessly boundlessly inexhaustibly unstintingly liberally generously unreservedly unstoppably irrepressibly irresistibly uncontainably uncontrollably

    Meaning of Unceasingly

    The primary meaning of "Unceasingly" is to continue or repeat something without pause or interruption.

    Definitions

    • According to Oxford Languages, "Unceasingly" means continuing or done without pause or interruption, constantly or persistently.
    • It can also imply a sense of tireless or relentless effort, activity, or occurrence.

    Etymology of Unceasingly

    The word "Unceasingly" has its roots in the Old English and Old French words, with "un-" meaning "not" and "ceasing" derived from the Old French "cesser", meaning "to stop" or "to cease", which is itself from the Latin "cessare", meaning "to stop" or "to cease".
    Historically, the word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe actions, events, or efforts that continue without interruption.

    Example Uses

    • The charity workers labored unceasingly to provide aid to the disaster-stricken area.
    • The company's engineers worked unceasingly to resolve the technical issues and meet the project deadline.
    • The poet's words spoke unceasingly of love, hope, and the human condition.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    sporadically intermittently occasionally infrequently rarely seldom periodically seasonally temporarily briefly transiently fleetingly momentarily briefly cursorily superficially lightly casually carelessly negligently laxly slackly lazily indolently inertly inactively passively quietly slowly gradually partially incompletely