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unremitting Definition

un·re·mit·ting (-ri mit)

adjective

not stopping, relaxing, or slackening; incessant; persistent

  • unremarkable
  • unremarked
  • unremedied
  • unremembered
  • unremittable
  • unremitted
  • unremorseful
  • unremovable
  • unremunerated
  • unremunerative
  • unrendered
  • unrenewed
  • unrenowned
  • unrentable
  • unrented
  • unrepaid
  • unrepairable
  • unrepaired
  • unrepealed
  • unrepentant
  • unrepented
  • unrepenting
  • unreplaceable
  • unreplaced
  • unreplenished
  • unreported
  • unrepresentative
  • unrepresented
  • unrepressed
  • unreprieved
  • unreprimanded
  • unreprovable
  • unrequested
  • unrequited

unremitting Usage Examples

Modifies a noun

  • attention: Clients enjoy the finest cuisine with award winning service borne of unremitting attention to detail.
  • effort: To build a global alliance for development will require an unremitting effort.
  • pain: Maybe you have the image of a terminally ill patient with chronic unremitting pain receiving morphine?
  • pressure: Nevertheless, by dint of unremitting pressure on the contractor, the first bedrooms were handed over to the College on Tuesday 21st.
  • work: Most poems are unremitting hard work, where the appetite grows with eating.
  • hostility: And that is what explains the unremitting hostility of US imperialism toward it.

Modifying Another Word

  • almost: Derek Mahon has provided a new translation of almost unremitting ugliness.
  • so: Whatâs equally impressive is the fact that itâs just so unremitting.

Browse dictionary entries near unremitting

  1. unreligious
  2. unreliably
  3. unreliable
  4. unrelenting
  5. unrelated
  6. unregulated
  7. unregenerate
  8. unrefined
  9. unreeve
  10. unreel
  1. unrepentant
  2. unrequited
  3. unreserve
  4. unreserved
  5. unresolved
  6. unrest
  7. unrestrained
  8. unrestricted
  9. unriddle
  10. unrig