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unceasable

unceasable adjective: not capable of being ended; ceaseless; unendable.

Adjective

unceasable (comparative more unceasable, superlative most unceasable)

  1. Not capable of being ended; ceaseless; unendable.

Forms of unceasable

comparativemore unceasable
superlativemost unceasable

Origin of unceasable

From un- + cease + -able.

Questions about unceasable

What does unceasable mean?
Unceasable means not capable of being ended; ceaseless; unendable.
What part of speech is unceasable?
Unceasable is an adjective.

Words near unceasable in the dictionary

  1. uncavalier
  2. uncavalierly
  3. uncavitated
  4. UNCDF
  5. unce
  6. unceasable
  7. unceased
  8. unceasing
  9. unceasingly
  10. unceasingness
  11. unceded

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