unceasingly
/ʌnˈsiːsɪŋli/ (bre, ipa) · /ʌnˈsiːsɪŋli/ (ame, ipa)
unceasingly — adverb
1. for the whole time, with no pause or break at any point.
for the whole time, with no pause or break at any point.
Aoi's phone buzzed unceasingly during the long train ride to Kyoto.
adverb after verb for ongoing noise
Rain beat unceasingly on Sahil's tent roof until dawn.
The old factory fans whirred unceasingly through the hot afternoon.
The clinic alarm rang unceasingly until Tariro reset the system.
Mira's dog barked unceasingly whenever trucks passed the front gate.
- continuously
the more neutral everyday choice for something that goes on without a pause
- incessantly
often adds irritation or complaint more strongly than unceasingly
- constantly
can mean very often, even if short gaps exist, so it is less strict
- intermittently
with breaks between one period and the next
- occasionally
only from time to time rather than all through the period
文法句型
verb + unceasingly
用法筆記
Usually modifies sounds, weather, movement, or emotional pressure that continue over a period of time. It is more formal and more intense than everyday words such as continuously or constantly.