Tirelessness

Pronunciation: /ˈtaɪr.ləs.nəs/

Definitions of tirelessness

noun the state or quality of being untiring or indefatigable

Example Sentences

A1 Her tirelessness in helping others is truly inspiring.

A2 The team's tirelessness in pursuing their goals paid off in the end.

B1 His tirelessness in studying for the exam resulted in excellent grades.

B2 The athlete's tirelessness in training led to a record-breaking performance.

C1 The scientist's tirelessness in researching the cure for cancer is commendable.

C2 The author's tirelessness in perfecting every word of her novel is evident in its brilliance.

Examples of tirelessness in a Sentence

formal Her tirelessness in pursuing her research goals is truly admirable.

informal I don't know how she does it, she just keeps going and going without getting tired.

slang She's like the Energizer bunny, just full of tirelessness.

figurative His tirelessness in fighting for justice was like a beacon of hope for the oppressed.

Grammatical Forms of tirelessness

• past tense: tirelessnessed
• plural: tirelessnesses
• comparative: more tireless
• superlative: most tireless
• present tense: tirelessness
• future tense: will tirelessness
• perfect tense: has tirelessnessed
• continuous tense: is tirelessnessing
• singular: tirelessness
• positive degree: tirelessness
• infinitive: to tirelessness
• gerund: tirelessnessing
• participle: tirelessnessed

Origin and Evolution of tirelessness

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'tirelessness' is derived from the Middle English word 'tyrles', which means 'toil' or 'exhaustion'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'tirelessness' has come to represent a state of being able to work or persist without becoming tired or fatigued, highlighting a sense of perseverance and endurance.