incessant in Latin
incessant in Latin is assiduus — incessant means continuing without stopping, usually in an annoying way.
incessant in Latin
assiduus
Without pause or stop; not ending, especially to the point of annoyance.
What does "incessant" mean?
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adjective Continuing without stopping, usually in an annoying way.
"The incessant drilling next door gave her a headache all afternoon."
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incessant in a sentence
- The incessant drilling next door gave her a headache all afternoon.
- He was irritated by the dog's incessant barking.
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What is "incessant" in Latin?
"incessant" in Latin is assiduus. incessant means: Continuing without stopping, usually in an annoying way.
How do you use "incessant" in a sentence?
Example: "The incessant drilling next door gave her a headache all afternoon." In Latin, "incessant" is assiduus.
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