
Interminable
Negative Nuance
Often implies frustration or impatience with something taking too long.
Sitting through the interminable meeting, she sighed in exasperation.
Subjectivity
What feels 'interminable' to someone might be different for another; it's subjective.
His explanation was clear, but to those uninterested, it felt interminable.
Literary Usage
Used in literature to set a scene or mood, indicating prolonged action or setting.
The interminable horizon stretched beyond sight, barren and desolate.
Compare with
CeaselessConstantEndlessEternalEverlastingInfinitePerpetualUnending
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