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unremittingly

[ uhn-ri-mit-ing-lee ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

adverb

First recorded in 1760–70; unremitting + -ly

That short stories about a community that’s endured such suffering would be unremittingly bleak.

It received acres of coverage, but it was mostly unremittingly negative, and it went largely unwatched by viewers.

And now, these same institutions need to step up and rein in an unremittingly radical right.

The instinct which teaches children how not to be little sociopaths also instructs them, unremittingly, to conform.

Love is Proust's great theme, but his depiction of it is unremittingly negative.

Instead, the reaction of Wall Street was uniformly, unremittingly negative.

The latter toil unremittingly and are robust of body; the former is made up of men and women more or less subject to disease.

I never saw anything more unremittingly ferocious, nor apparently more untamable.

All worked unremittingly in the camp at Mill Creek in preparing for the storm, which now plainly indicated its speedy coming.

It was only in the years to come that Jim was to learn how needlessly, how unremittingly, industry takes its toll of lives.

Sinclair obtained an appointment in Scotland, and continued to labour unremittingly.

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