Unceasing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNCEASING in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not ceasing
• not coming to an end; continuous
• continuing without a break
• continuing forever or indefinitely
• uninterrupted in time and indefinitely long continuing
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• never ceasing; continuous, incessant

Words related to UNCEASING

unceasingly17 unceasingness16

How to use UNCEASING in a sentence

• A second battering ram was now brought into play, and the rain of blows was unceasing.
• His efforts to draw the Scotch Church into a like obedience were unceasing.
• To every kind of danger we should pay the most vigilant and unceasing attention, remove the cause where it may be practicable, and be prepared to meet it when inevitable.
• He implored her to take the Angel home and keep her under unceasing guard until Jack was located.
• And, finally, I gladly avail myself of this opportunity of expressing once more my unceasing obligations to the Rev.
• Our Grand Fleet keeps its strenuous, unceasing vigil in the North Sea.
• There was only the same unceasing sense of horror in their presence.
• Armed with good French muskets and rifles they crept forward among the thickets, and poured in an unceasing fire.
• It has watched the unceasing toil of innumerable slaves, piling up through many ardent years the idle tombs of kings.
• Her life was chiefly distinguished by her continual dependence on God, and his unceasing faithfulness and mercy towards her.
• It was hard, unceasing, grinding toil which crushed the spirits of the people.
• And all of Sunday and all of Monday supplies of all sorts poured through the little village in an unceasing stream.
• Beside his unceasing labours in other matters, he awakened the Brothers for Prime during forty years.
• To myself, personally, it brings nothing but unceasing drudgery, and daily loss of friends.
• An atmosphere, produced perhaps by unceasing nervous tension, forms a sort of halo, through which the world below is seen.
• Winter and summer, by day and by night, in the fog and in the rain and in the ice, it demanded constant vigilance, unceasing toil, and extreme endurance.
• He realized that he was somewhat disappointing, for instruction, education, is such a pushing, unceasing business with the Germans.
• Assuring you of my deep appreciation of your continued efforts, and of my unceasing prayers on your behalf, I am your grateful brother, SHOGHI.
• Worry, if unceasing, will often drain away the largest store of nervous energy.
• Those years, too, had witnessed the fruits of his unceasing labours for the advancement of his art in those centres over which his personal influence extended.
• To what extent the colonists of South Australia are indebted to the sacrifice of property, the loss of time, the bodily fatigue, and unceasing exertions of Mr.
• Here is a symbol of the creative energy, unceasing, unseen, and ever rhythmical.
• He was a man of unceasing ideas and unceasing speech, and laughter accompanied every sound made by his lips.
• Queen Eleanor was unceasing in her efforts to raise the money for the release of her favourite son.
• We have further the unceasing complaints and the numberless petitions that were presented in every Elizabethan parliament from 1572 onwards.
• The unceasing sound of their voices in speech and in their pilgrim songs of praise comes back to him.
• Stroke upon stroke, huge, heavy, and unceasing, followed each other in rapid succession.

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