interminable in Japanese
interminable in Japanese is 止める — interminable means seeming to go on forever, especially in a tedious or exhausting way.
interminable in Japanese
止める
Pronounced: tomeru
Existing or occurring without interruption or end; ceaseless, unending.
What does "interminable" mean?
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adj Seeming to go on forever, especially in a tedious or exhausting way.
"The meeting felt interminable, dragging on for over three hours."
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interminable in a sentence
- The meeting felt interminable, dragging on for over three hours.
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What is "interminable" in Japanese?
"interminable" in Japanese is 止める. interminable means: Seeming to go on forever, especially in a tedious or exhausting way.
How do you pronounce 止める?
"interminable" in Japanese is 止める, pronounced "tomeru".
How do you use "interminable" in a sentence?
Example: "The meeting felt interminable, dragging on for over three hours." In Japanese, "interminable" is 止める.
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