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She is an indefatigable fund raiser for the cause.indefatigable = energetic without showing sign of tiring
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I admire her indefatigable effort on behalf of the students.
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She is an indefatigable performer, working six days a week.
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She is an indefatigable advocate of equal rights.
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...my indefatigable mother zigzagging mustard across her turkey sandwich, (source)
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Granted, a bottle of Baudelaire was something of an extravagance for a solitary lunch, but after spending another morning with the indefatigable Michel de Montaigne, the Count felt that his morale could use the boost. (source)
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The indefatigable voice sang on: (source)indefatigable = energetic without sign of tiring
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But that is of another time and place, another Reich, and the boy is banished into the farthest shadows, the horror receding and fading with him as the doomed ex-Obersturmbannfuhrer scribbles indefatigably away, justifying his bestial deeds in the name of insensate authority, call of duty, blind obedience.† (source)indefatigably = with tireless effort
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...the dancers continued for a while to circulate, to beat and beat out the indefatigable rhythm. (source)indefatigable = energetic without sign of tiring
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During that fortnight Rambert worked indefatigably, giving every ounce of himself, with his eyes shut, as it were, from dawn till night.† (source)indefatigably = with tireless effort
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It was a wonderful picture: Himmelstoss on the ground; Haie bending over him with a fiendish grin and his mouth open with bloodlust, Himmelstoss's head on his knees; then the convulsed striped drawers, the knock knees, executing at every blow most original movements in the lowered breeches, and towering over them like a woodcutter the indefatigable Tjaden. (source)indefatigable = energetic without sign of tiring
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Gant read them to him indefatigably: in six weeks he knew them all by memory.† (source)indefatigably = with tireless effort
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Indefatigable.† (source)
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Strive to love your neighbor actively and indefatigably.† (source)
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while our awful fathers thrived, and boozed, and sprawled, and muddled on, and continued to stumble about and wreak havoc, in seemingly indefatigable health?† (source)
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To make up for lost time he studied indefatigably, for he wished to enter his new profession with the least possible delay.† (source)
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