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incessive

34 synonyms and 2 antonyms for incessive, grouped by meaning and by how common each one is.

Adj — Strong and full of energy.

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2. adj

Violent and harsh in behaviour.

“The image of the Nigerian police became worse during the military era as the force became a ready tool of repression for incessive repressive military regimes.”

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3. adj

Happening without stopping.

“He is a good man, but his incessive worrying is a bit annoying.”

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4. adj

Likely to stir people up or make them angry.

Etymology

Formed from Latin incessus + -ive, with incessus itself from Latin incesso + -ive.

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