unremitting Definition
un·re·mit·ting (-ri mit′iŋ)
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
Browse dictionary entries near unremitting
- ‹ unreligious
- ‹ unreliably
- ‹ unreliable
- ‹ unrelenting
- ‹ unrelated
- ‹ unregulated
- ‹ unregenerate
- ‹ unrefined
- ‹ unreeve
- ‹ unreel
- unrepentant ›
- unrequited ›
- unreserve ›
- unreserved ›
- unresolved ›
- unrest ›
- unrestrained ›
- unrestricted ›
- unriddle ›
- unrig ›

