incessantly
Americanadverb
Etymology
Origin of incessantly
Example Sentences
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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
In an era when the Los Angeles Lakers are a losing, barely relevant franchise, we hear about them incessantly because they have the fading but still otherworldly talented LeBron James.
From Washington Post
The mistakes that piled up incessantly during Pickett’s bumpy opening month on the job vanished as December bled into January.
From Seattle Times
In September, Francis, who incessantly criticizes the arms trade, said it was acceptable for countries to provide weapons to Ukraine so that the country could defend itself.
From New York Times
He lied incessantly, blabbed classified information and put people's lives in danger with his big mouth, including his own vice president on Jan. 6.
From Salon
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