unending

/ ʌnˈɛndɪŋ /

adjective

1. having or seeming to have no end; interminable

Example Sentences

We are deep in darkness, before a four-year storm that, according to those Trump has already appointed to his staff, will be replete with violence against immigrants, overwhelming tariffs, profuse and criminal lies, the further fracturing of our country, a desecration of the Constitution and many other forms of villainy — all of which will be conveniently blamed on Joe Biden and the Democrats in an unending stream of calumnious statements backed up by Elon Musk on his de facto state media operation.

From Salon

“We seem to have an unending appetite to spend money on carceral settings.”

From Los Angeles Times

The unending, unjust Israel-Hamas war exposes rifts in the universality of human rights and the hypocrisy of Western nations.

From Los Angeles Times

The unending, unjust Israel-Hamas war exposes rifts in the universality of human rights and the hypocrisy of Western nations.

From Los Angeles Times

The Franco-Prussian War or the Italian wars of unification were roughly contemporaneous with the American Civil War, yet the former events are largely relegated to academic works, whereas the latter continues to create an unending flood of popular overviews, biographies and unit histories — with Abraham Lincoln being the most written-about figure in American history.

From Salon

Related Words

• ceaseless
• constant
• continual
• continuous
• endless
• eternal
• everlasting
• incessant
• infinite
• interminable
• never-ending
• perpetual
• unceasing
• uninterrupted
• unremitting