incessantly

[in-ses-uhnt-lee]

adverb

1. without stopping; continuously; ceaselessly.

   We download, upload, follow conversations, read texts, and incessantly interact with our digital doodads.

Word History and Origins

Origin of incessantly¹

incessant ( def. ) + -ly

Example Sentences

The video is barely two minutes long, yet incessantly quotable, which any friend of mine for the last 17 years has learned at one point or another when they’ve been subjected to watching it.

From Salon

Ironically, these intrusions are enthusiastically supported by the same voters who whine incessantly about the nanny state.

From Salon

A purely entertainment-driven environment, by contrast, may erode democracy: When citizens are incessantly preoccupied with amusement and spectacle, they have fewer opportunities to analyze and discuss the societal challenges that confront them.

From Salon

In the end, loud as he is, however incessantly he babbles on, he may be overseeing a future “stillness,” if not at Appomattox, then across this planet itself.

From Salon

"When Israel resumed its attacks, it was almost identical to when they bombed incessantly when I was here a year ago," Dr Perlmutter says.

From BBC

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