never-ending journey
- noun
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viaje interminable
- What motivates me every single day is the never ending journey of actualizing my limitless potential.
What motivates me every single day is the never ending journey of actualizing my limitless potential.
- What motivates me every single day is the never ending journey of actualizing my limitless potential.
Examples
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Every day feels like a never-ending journey as I try to achieve my dreams despite the challenges.
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The photos in "Pilgrimage" are notes from a never-ending journey, she said.
Blog text (27) -
By the halfway point, you question why on earth you committed yourself to completing a seemingly never-ending journey.
Blog text (19) -
Now, Mary is set to release "My Life Too, The Journey Continues" on September 20, where she continues to deliver timeless hits while discussing her never-ending journey.
Blog text (34) -
Now, Lord, her never-ending journey through rain, shine, sleet, and slime had brought her to the foot post of Luella's bed, where she now hovered.
Fiction book (1993) -
The marathon was a never-ending journey for the runners, each mile seeming longer than the last.
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After several months of searching for a job, the process felt like a never-ending journey with no end in sight.
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Morphology
The meaning 'an experience or process that appears to continue without conclusion' is directly derivable from combining 'never-ending' (continuing indefinitely) with 'journey' (a trip); the adjective+noun composition transparently signals a journey that does not end. This is a common, cross-linguistic compositional pattern, so a B1 learner who knows the constituent words will readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
The phrase never-ending journey comes from the picture of a road, a journey, that keeps going and seems never-ending. That's why we use it to mean 'an experience that seems to go on without end'.