unwearied
Americanadjective
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not abating or tiring
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not fatigued; fresh
Other Word Forms
- unweariedly adverb
- unweariedness noun
Etymology
Origin of unwearied
Middle English word dating back to 1200–50; un- 1, weary, -ed 3
Example Sentences
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Yet in his early days, when his head was clearer and his soul unwearied, Strauss was a thrilling player who used a minimalist game plan – cut, pull, drive – to devastating effect.
From The Guardian
When, long afterwards, the Mohammedan conquests in a measure reproduced the calamities of the barbarian invasions, the same unwearied charity was displayed.
From Project Gutenberg
“Why seeks he with unwearied toil Through death’s dim walk to urge his way Reclaim his long asserted spoil, And lead oblivion into day.”
From Project Gutenberg
He was a man of modest and gentle spirit, not endowed with great preaching gifts, but unwearied in study and consummately able to impart his learning to others.
From Project Gutenberg
He speaks the language exceedingly well, and is unwearied in his work.
From Project Gutenberg
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