Ending and Unceasing

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Ending noun - The last part of a process or action.

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Unceasing is an antonym for ending.

Nearby Words: end, ended

Unceasing adjective - Going on and on without any interruptions.

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Ending is an antonym for unceasing in incessant topic.

Nearby Word: unceasingly

Clarke's Childhood's End has the invading aliens' ambassador explain to the Earth Ambassador the useful application of energy capable of ending nations by comparing the results of the assassination of a hypothetical dictator to simply causing an unceasing, constant ticking noise within his head.

Source: Terrible Ticking
Dark Fantasy: Of the "Society is in the toilet, none of the races can get along or see their so-called 'allies' are about to stab them in the back, and there's constant, unceasing warfare, atrocity, and bloodshed, with potential to Earn Your Happy Ending" sort of dark.

Source: Webcomic / Draconia Chronicles

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