Incessant (adjective)
[in-ses–uhnt] / ɪnˈsɛs ənt /
Meaning: something that continues without stopping or pausing; non-stop.
The word Incessant is used to talk about something that has been going on non-stop.
Incessant rain since morning,
Incessant talking of a person,
Incessant noise of the traffic,
Incessant crying of a baby.
Imagine your friend John bought his dream car yesterday. He has been talking about it continuously without a break.
You can say, “John has been talking incessantly about his new car.”
Other forms of Incessant:
Incessantness, Incessancy (noun)
The producer was furious with the incessantness of the actor’s demands.
Incessantly (adverb)
Karen has been arguing incessantly with the waitress.
More examples using Incessant:
- Your dog has barked incessantly all night. I couldn’t sleep at all.
- I wanted to practice some music but the incessant noise of the traffic made it impossible.
- The child was crying incessantly and the mother did not know what to do.
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