Unremitting

Pronunciation: /ʌn.rɪˈmɪt.ɪŋ/

Definitions of unremitting

adjective describing something that is constant, persistent, or unceasing

Example Sentences

A1 She was exhausted from the unremitting rain during her camping trip.

A2 The unremitting noise from the construction site next door made it impossible to concentrate.

B1 The unremitting demands of her job were starting to take a toll on her health.

B2 Despite the unremitting obstacles, she never lost sight of her goal.

C1 The CEO's unremitting dedication to the company's success was truly inspiring.

C2 The artist's unremitting pursuit of perfection led to the creation of a masterpiece.

Examples of unremitting in a Sentence

formal The patient's unremitting pain required constant monitoring by medical staff.

informal I can't handle the unremitting noise coming from the construction site next door.

slang The unremitting heat in this city is killing me.

figurative Her unremitting determination to succeed is truly inspiring.

Grammatical Forms of unremitting

• past tense: unremitted
• plural: unremitting
• comparative: more unremitting
• superlative: most unremitting
• present tense: unremitting
• future tense: will unremit
• perfect tense: have unremit
• continuous tense: is unremitting
• singular: unremitting
• positive degree: unremitting
• infinitive: to unremit
• gerund: unremitting
• participle: unremitting

Origin and Evolution of unremitting

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'unremitting' originated from the Latin word 'unremittere', which means 'not to relax or slacken'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'unremitting' has retained its original meaning of continuous or constant without relaxation or slackening.