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unendingly

unendingly

1 5.8
Without stopping for a long time
  • adverb
  • /ʌnˈɛndɪŋli/
translation icon : sin cesar
  • The pain lingered unendingly, making it difficult to focus.

So because our shooting schedule was so unendingly, it was a freight train.

Examples

  • Once upon a time, there was a beautiful story that told in dreams of a world called Carnival where fantasy played unendingly and illusions became reality.

    Academic text (1998)
  • Yet, almost 50 years later, we are still married, happy beyond measure, blessed unendingly, and hopeful for yet more years together.

    Blog text (10)
  • Pushing for voter integrity in the USA and in any other democracy is unendingly vital.

    Blog text (34)
  • I'm unendingly thankful to the grandparents for their time, effort, and commitment to their kids and grandkids in crossing continents and language barriers to make memories that will last for generations with us.

    Blog text (31)
  • The ocean waves crashed unendingly against the shore.

  • She spoke unendingly about her favorite book, losing track of time.

Synonyms

all the time
vsunendingly
1.0

Happens without stopping

is the general not stopping sense rather than stressing constant presence
constantly
vsunendingly
740 1.0

Very often or all the time without stopping

is the general concept of no stopping, not the frequency emphasis
continually
vsunendingly
139 2.9

Happening again and again over time, often with short breaks

is focused on nonstop action rather than repeated events with breaks
steadily
vsunendingly
129 2.1

In a regular way without stopping

is the simple idea of not stopping, not the regularity emphasis
indefinitely
vsunendingly
104 4.8

For a time with no set end

is about not stopping moment to moment rather than unspecified duration
continuously
vsunendingly
95 2.3

Happens without stopping or pausing

describes not stopping generally rather than stressing unbroken form
endlessly
vsunendingly
73 2.3

Without stopping for a very long time

is the neutral term for not stopping, not stressing endlessness
eternally
vsunendingly
53 5.2

For all time without end

is the general not stopping sense, not necessarily unlimited time
relentlessly
vsunendingly
53 4.9

Continuing without stopping in a strong, determined way

is about not stopping rather than the harsh or severe quality
nonstop
vsunendingly
42 1.3

Continuing without any stops or pauses

is the general lack of stopping rather than casual spoken form
perpetually
vsunendingly
29 4.8

Happening all the time without stopping

is the general not stopping sense rather than long term permanence
incessantly
vsunendingly
22 6.3

In a way that continues without stopping for a long time

is the neutral idea of not stopping rather than repetition intensity
no end
vsunendingly
  • Informal
20 7.7

Very much or for a very long time

is the neutral, noninformal expression rather than the casual phrase
in perpetuity
vsunendingly
  • Formal
16 7.8

A time that lasts forever

is the neutral not stopping meaning rather than a fixed forever phrase
unfailingly
vsunendingly
6 5.6

In a way that always happens and never fails

is the nonstop idea, not the guarantee of never failing
ceaselessly
vsunendingly
6 5.3

Without stopping

focuses on the same uninterrupted idea rather than other nuances
unrelentingly
vsunendingly
3 7.5

Continuing very strongly and not becoming less

is the plain nonstopping idea rather than persistent severity
unceasingly
vsunendingly
2 6.6

In a way that does not stop

is about simple nonstop action rather than persistent effort or force
interminably
vsunendingly
2 7.6

In a way that goes on for a very long time with no end in sight

is the real not stopping condition rather than the feeling of endlessness
unremittingly
vsunendingly
1 8.0

Continuing without stopping or getting weaker

is about not stopping but not necessarily about intensity
unstoppably
vsunendingly
1 4.5

Nothing can stop it

is the general not stopping sense rather than unstoppable force
everlastingly
vsunendingly
1 7.4

In a way that lasts forever

is the simple nonstopping idea rather than the lasting forever sense
without cease
vsunendingly
  • Literature
1 4.2

Without stopping at any time

is the broader notion of not stopping rather than idiomatic phrasing
uninterruptedly
vsunendingly
1 6.3

Without any pause or stop

means not stopping but is more neutral than stressing lack of pauses
unhaltingly
vsunendingly
7.0

To go on without stopping or pausing

is about not stopping in general rather than steady motion
unrelievedly
vsunendingly
8.4

In a way that continues without a break or relief

is the neutral nonstop meaning rather than complete lack of relief
unflaggingly
vsunendingly
7.2

In a way that keeps working without getting tired

is about not stopping rather than sustained energy or enthusiasm

How Continuous

unendingly
1 5.8
continuously
95 2.3
regularly
386 1.0
occasionally
438 2.0

Surface Forms

unendingly positive
unendinglier comparative
unendingliest superlative

Morphology

unendingly = unending (transparent) = un + end + ing + ly

The adverb is formed from the adjective 'unending' by adding the suffix '-ly', indicating manner.

Etymology

Unendingly breaks into un- ('not'), end ('finish') — the same root you see in endless — and -ly ('in a ... way'), so it means 'in a way that does not finish or stop'.