never-ending
Americanadjective
adjective
Etymology
Origin of never-ending
First recorded in 1590–1600
Example Sentences
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To capitalize on the never-ending flow of stars and influencers who come through Los Angeles, a growing number of companies are building bright little corners for content creators to try products and shoot short videos.
From Los Angeles Times
China’s economy has faltered in recent years, dragged down by soft consumer spending and a seemingly never-ending property downturn.
From Barron's
China’s economy has faltered in recent years, dragged down by soft consumer spending and a seemingly never-ending property downturn.
From Barron's
We see them in parks, on sidewalks and in other public spaces in obvious distress, and we’ve heard the never-ending conversations and political promises of better days.
From Los Angeles Times
Big picture: Large and never-ending U.S. trade deficits are like “The Dude” in the cult-classic movie “The Big Lebowski”: They abide, high tariffs or not.
From MarketWatch
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