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incessant

[in-ses-uhnt] / ɪnˈsɛs ənt /


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This contrasts with the incessant rain we have seen in parts of eastern Scotland with Aberdeen seeing rain everyday for nearly three weeks.

From BBC

This contrasts with the incessant rain we have seen in parts of eastern Scotland with Aboyne in Aberdeenshire already having had 63mm - more than its average for the whole of February.

From BBC

When Arco swipes his sister’s flying apparatus for a secret midnight soar, however, he falls into the year 2075 and a tech-dependent Earth world barely hanging on in the face of incessant weather disasters.

From Los Angeles Times

The air smelled cold and hard, and she could practically taste exhaust and grit, the perfect late afternoon punctured by incessant car horns and an ambulance siren.

From Literature

Some residents have told The Times they’ve been unable to sleep because of the incessant beeping from Waymos maneuvering in and out of charging spots on the lot 24 hours a day.

From Los Angeles Times