incessantly
Americanadverb
Etymology
Origin of incessantly
Example Sentences
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He switches up his flows incessantly, but with stealth smoothness, like a seven-figure sports car shifting gears on the Autobahn.
From Washington Post
The ad, which aired incessantly during National Football League playoffs in January, has drawn younger customers to its restaurants.
From Reuters
Whining incessantly for two years is not going to make Trump more popular.
From Salon
Carp, which endure low-oxygen environments better than other fish, swarmed around the carcasses, thousands of tiny mouths opening and closing incessantly at the water’s surface.
From New York Times
Becerra and Biden have talked incessantly about how high drug prices impose a unique burden on American patients and taxpayers, compared with consumers in every other developed country.
From Los Angeles Times
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