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unwearying

unwearying

7.7
Being full of energy and enthusiasm and not getting tired
  • adjective
  • /ʌnˈwɪr.i.ɪŋ/
translation icon : indefatigable
  • Her unwearying determination to help others inspired everyone around her.

Examples

  • The sea is unwearying.

    Academic text (1995)
  • The unwearying spirit of the volunteers kept the event running smoothly all day.

  • Despite the challenges, his unwearying enthusiasm for learning new things never faded.

Synonyms

tireless
vsunwearying
29 3.8

Has a lot of energy and keeps working without stopping

sustains relentless enthusiasm and continuous vitality beyond just effort
unrelenting
vsunwearying
28 7.0

Not stopping and not getting less strong

focuses on relentless enthusiasm and vitality rather than intensity or severity
indefatigable
vsunwearying
  • Formal
5 9.3

Always continuing to work without becoming tired

continues with relentless enthusiasm and vitality rather than just persistence
unflagging
vsunwearying
3 7.5

Always having energy and not giving up

keeps strong enthusiasm and lasting vitality rather than only steadiness
untiring
vsunwearying
3.9

Able to keep working with steady energy for a long time

keeps lively energy and enthusiasm rather than mere continuous effort

Antonyms

1 5.4

Making you feel tired and worn out

How Energetic

tireless
29 3.8
unwearying
7.7
vigorous
87 4.1
energetic
93 1.6
lively
111 1.3

Surface Forms

unwearying positive

Morphology

unwearying = unweary (transparent) = un + weary + ing

The suffix '-ing' forms an adjective indicating a continuous state or action.

Etymology

The word unwearying is formed from un- meaning 'not' and weary meaning 'tired', so it means 'not tired' or 'tireless'. That's why someone described as unwearying keeps going with steady energy and enthusiasm.