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Lacking food, I suffered the unremitting demands of hunger.unremitting = continuing without a break
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The pain was unremitting.
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She would not miss him as she did now, when the ache of his absence was her unremitting companion--like the phantom pain of an amputee. (source)
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It was a building unremittingly unrevealing of what it held inside, with thick, featureless walls pale blue in colour and high, narrow windows impossible to look in through. (source)unremittingly = in a manner that continues without a break
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"Unremitting darkness" was a phrase that occurred often in The Criminal Element, (source)Unremitting = continuing without a break
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The King's conduct was called one of "repeated" rather than "unremitting" injuries. (source)
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The unremitting pain only seemed a confirmation.† (source)unremitting = continuing without a break
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The memories of him, among the guys of Easy Company, are almost unremittingly withering: "He seemed like a guy who didn't want his body hurt."† (source)unremittingly = in a manner that continues without a break
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This would be his emphatic reply to the Bird's unremitting effort to extinguish his humanity: I am still a man.† (source)unremitting = continuing without a break
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In the iron mines the work went on, unremittingly, as they pressed for the ore to make Her Majesty's cannon to supplement those few that were mounted above what remained of the Irkes.† (source)unremittingly = in a manner that continues without a break
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This uneducated woman from a tiny village had stood up to her country's president and army chief, and after years of enduring unremitting threats and harassment, she had outlasted him.† (source)unremitting = continuing without a break
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She talked unremittingly for an hour, before she satisfied his hunger.† (source)unremittingly = in a manner that continues without a break
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On the one hand there was the Renaissance's unremitting optimism—and on the other hand there were the many who sought the opposite extreme in a life of religious seclusion and self-denial.† (source)unremitting = continuing without a break
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If she did, she need not coin her smiles so lavishly, flash her glances so unremittingly, manufacture airs so elaborate, graces so multitudinous.† (source)unremittingly = in a manner that continues without a break
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During the last three and a half hours —since what would have been lunchtime at home — the sun had been monstrous and unremitting.† (source)unremitting = continuing without a break
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His first movement after the shock had been to work in his loom; and he went on with this unremittingly, never asking himself why, now he was come to Raveloe, he worked far on into the night to finish the tale of Mrs. Osgood's table-linen sooner than she expected—without contemplating beforehand the money she would put into his hand for the work.† (source)unremittingly = in a manner that continues without a break
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