Incessant
Incessant adjective - Going on and on without any interruptions.
Long and incessant are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Long" instead an adjective "Incessant".
Nearby Word: incessantly
Both words in one sentence
- While it's sometimes useful for fans who forgot a few subtle details over the long breaks, the comments are mostly incessant chatter...and that's before they start mentioning the nicknames shippers made for the Jack-Kate or Sawyer-Kate couplings.
Source: Viewers Are Goldfish -
Several stories, including "All Summer in a Day" and "The Long Rain", depict humans living on a Venus that is much like Earth except for the incessant rain, having been written when little was known about Venus except that it was a similar size to Earth and completely covered by clouds.
Source: Creator / Ray Bradbury -
Incessant Music Madness: "Long-Haired Hare" begins with Bugs playing various instruments (a banjo, a harp and a tuba) and singing while an opera singer is trying to rehearse, leading the opera singer to smash Bugs' instruments and beat him up.
Source: Western Animation / Bugs Bunny
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