tireless
- adjective
- /ˈtaɪərləs/
- The team showed tireless determination to meet the tight deadline.
- tireless efforts
- tireless advocate
- tireless work
And the same thing with AI, except the nice thing about AI is it's tireless.
- And the same thing with AI, except the nice thing about AI is it's tireless.
- Well, when I look at your body of activism, it is tireless.
- Grit and determination, the excellence we stand for, is only achieved through tireless pursuit.
- Finally, I want to say thank you to our staff, tireless staff, most of you right down here, and Blaine as well.
Examples
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Adele was a tireless leader in promoting access and diversity in the AI community.
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Many thanks to Paul for his tireless efforts to seek out exceptional candidates for the award.
Academic text (2000) -
Thank you so much for your tireless service.
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...for her tireless work for the Civil Rights Movement.
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Were it not for the tireless dedication of you and your team, the Earth would be a very different place.
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To our alumni, our students and parents, our faculty, staff, and friends, thank you for your loyalty and your tireless support.
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The success of the event is evidence of MENC members' tireless efforts to ensure the future of music education.
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In addition to his sterling record as a photographer, Bob has been a tireless worker on behalf of PSA.
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A mentor, public health leader, and self-described revolutionary, Murray is tireless in her activism.
Academic text (2011) -
preeminent scholar and scientist, but also a tireless advocate of earthquake preparedness education.
Synonyms
Keeps going without stopping and stays very strong
Putting a lot of effort into work or study
To work carefully and try hard to finish tasks
Working hard and carefully to complete tasks
Always continuing to work without becoming tired
Being careful and hardworking, showing steady effort over time
Always having energy and not giving up
Being very determined and refusing to give up
Able to keep working with steady energy for a long time
Being full of energy and enthusiasm and not getting tired
Antonyms
How Energetic
- Formal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tireless comes from tire ('to become tired') plus the ending -less ('without'). So it literally means 'without getting tired', which is why we use it for someone who keeps going with energy.