Unintermittent

Pronunciation: /ˌʌnɪnˈtərmɪtənt/

Definitions of unintermittent

adjective not interrupted or stopping; constant or continuous

Example Sentences

A1 The unintermittent rain made everyone stay indoors all day.

A2 The unintermittent noise from the construction site was driving me crazy.

B1 The unintermittent flow of customers kept the store busy all day.

B2 The unintermittent communication between the teams ensured a smooth project execution.

C1 The unintermittent dedication of the volunteers led to the success of the event.

C2 The unintermittent support from the community was crucial in rebuilding after the disaster.

Examples of unintermittent in a Sentence

formal The unintermittent rainfall caused flooding in several low-lying areas.

informal The unintermittent noise coming from the construction site is driving me crazy.

slang I can't stand the unintermittent gossip in this office.

figurative His unintermittent dedication to his work is truly admirable.

Grammatical Forms of unintermittent

• past tense: unintermitted
• plural: unintermittents
• comparative: more unintermittent
• superlative: most unintermittent
• present tense: unintermittent
• future tense: will be unintermittent
• perfect tense: has been unintermittent
• continuous tense: is being unintermittent
• singular: unintermittent
• positive degree: unintermittent
• infinitive: to be unintermittent
• gerund: unintermittenting
• participle: unintermittented

Origin and Evolution of unintermittent

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'unintermittent' originated from the Latin word 'intermittere' which means 'to leave off, interrupt'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'unintermittent' has retained its original meaning of continuous or without interruption.