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Definition of «neverending»

The word "neverending" is a combination of two words - "never" and "ending". The word "never" means always, continuously or constantly. On the other hand, "ending" refers to something that comes to an end or finishes. Therefore, when these two words are combined into one term, it implies something that never stops, is perpetual, continuous and has no conclusion or finality.

Usage examples

  1. The neverending traffic jam made me late for work.
  2. Her neverending questions were starting to annoy me.
  3. The movie had a neverending plot twist that kept the audience on the edge of their seats.
  4. I felt trapped in a neverending cycle of stress and anxiety.
  5. We embarked on a neverending journey to find the perfect beach.
  6. The toddler's energy seemed neverending, as he ran around the park for hours without getting tired.
  7. The neverending rain ruined our plans for a picnic in the park.
  8. The author created a neverending fantasy world in their series of novels.
  9. The student's neverending curiosity and thirst for knowledge impressed the teachers.
  10. The neverending line at the amusement park made me reconsider my decision to go.

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