Ceaseless
Ceaseless adjective - Going on and on without any interruptions.
Old and ceaseless are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Old" instead an adjective "Ceaseless".
Nearby Words: cease, ceaselessly
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She quoted unanswerable statistics to prove that children allowed to look at violet and vermilion often suffered from failing eyesight in their extreme old age; and it was owing to her ceaseless crusade that the pestilence of the Monkey-on-the-Stick was almost swept from Hoxton.
Source: Activist Fundamentalist Antics - She quoted unanswerable statistics to prove that children allowed to look at violet and vermillion often suffered from failing eyesight in their extreme old age; and it was owing to her ceaseless crusade that the pestilence of the Monkey-on-the-Stick was almost swept from Hoxton.
Source: Think of the Children!
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