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incessantly

American  
[in-ses-uhnt-lee] / ɪnˈsɛs ənt li /

adverb

  1. without stopping; continuously; ceaselessly.

    We download, upload, follow conversations, read texts, and incessantly interact with our digital doodads.


Etymology

Origin of incessantly

incessant ( def. ) + -ly

Example Sentences

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He is incessantly screaming at us to eat concoctions such as beer-battered meatball sandwiches, wrapped in a pizza and deep-fried in lard.

From Salon

And while some of those aural elements still exist today, “Amores Perros” also serves as a time capsule of a city that has evolved and mutated incessantly.

From Los Angeles Times

And because he was a hoarder who drew incessantly, the exhibition had an embarrassment of riches—some 20,000 drawings—to choose from.

From The Wall Street Journal

You’ve honed your craft, studied incessantly and brought every part of yourself to this character and this movie.

From Salon

An icy gale blew incessantly in concert with a torrential deluge.

From Los Angeles Times