never-ending

[nev-er-en-ding]

adjective

1. having or likely to have no end; endless.

   never-ending worry.

never-ending

adjective

1. having or seeming to have no end; interminable

Word History and Origins

Origin of never-ending¹

First recorded in 1590–1600

Example Sentences

I desperately scanned up and down the never-ending stone walls, and finally saw a dim light in the distance.

From Salon

Nuñez, undoubtedly, thinks of this role as a gift that provides never-ending satisfaction.

From Los Angeles Times

The court heard how he had suffered body dysphoria since childhood and his feet were an "unwelcome extra" and a "persisting never-ending discomfort".

From BBC

Hopper had suffered body dysphoria since childhood and his feet were an "unwelcome extra" and a "persisting never-ending discomfort" to him, said Mr Langdon.

From BBC

"Britain's supermarkets are locked in a never-ending battle for attention and spend, so every day brings a new gimmick," he says.

From BBC

Related Words

• boundless 
• ceaseless 
• constant 
• continuous 
• endless 
• eternal 
• incessant 
• interminable 
• nonstop 
• perpetual 
• relentless 
• timeless 
• unbroken 
• uninterrupted 
• unremitting