tirelessly

American  

[tahyuhr-lis-lee] / ˈtaɪər lɪs li /

adverb

1. without becoming tired or weary and without slackening one’s effort.

   Compassion impels us to work tirelessly to ease the suffering of our fellow creatures.

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Etymology

Origin of tirelessly

tireless ( def. ) + -ly

Example Sentences

“This is a night of deep pain for our country due to the tragic train accident in Adamuz,” he said on X. “All emergency services are working tirelessly in a coordinated manner.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The force has also apologised after the details of Sir Andy's findings came to light and said it would "work tirelessly to rebuild confidence".

From BBC

On Wednesday, the force said it would "work tirelessly" to rebuild confidence and that it was "extremely sorry" mistakes had been made, but not with "an intent of deliberate distortion or discrimination".

From BBC

"We will now work tirelessly to rebuild confidence in West Midlands Police," the force added.

From BBC

Hundreds of creatives, cast and crew work tirelessly to create a realistic Hawkins, Upside Down and Abyss to a tight deadline and, at times, without a complete script.

From BBC

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