Nevertiree

Pronunciation: /nɛvərˈtaɪri/

Definitions of nevertiree

noun a person who never tires or gives up easily

Example Sentences

A1 I am a nevertiree when it comes to exploring new places.

A2 The nevertiree in our group was always the first one up and ready to go.

B1 As a nevertiree, she was always eager to take on new challenges at work.

B2 The nevertiree attitude of the team leader inspired everyone to work harder.

C1 His reputation as a nevertiree in the industry earned him great respect.

C2 The nevertiree spirit of the marathon runner propelled him to victory.

Examples of nevertiree in a Sentence

formal The nevertiree worker diligently completed all tasks assigned to him.

informal My neighbor is a nevertiree, always working on some project in his garage.

slang I wish I had the energy of a nevertiree like my grandma.

figurative The sun seemed like a nevertiree, always shining brightly in the sky.

Grammatical Forms of nevertiree

• past tense: never tired
• plural: nevertirees
• comparative: more nevertired
• superlative: most nevertired
• present tense: nevertiree
• future tense: will never tire
• perfect tense: have never tired
• continuous tense: is never tiring
• singular: nevertiree
• positive degree: nevertiree
• infinitive: to nevertiree
• gerund: nevertiring
• participle: nevertired

Origin and Evolution of nevertiree

First Known Use: 1400 year

Language of Origin: Middle English, Old French, Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'nevertiree' is believed to have originated in Middle English, influenced by Old French and Latin.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe someone who never tires or becomes weary, the meaning of 'nevertiree' has evolved over time to also imply someone who is persistent or relentless in their pursuits.