Unremitting

Unremitting

Unremitting


uhn-ruh-MITT-ing

Definition

(adjective) Never relaxing or slackening; constant and relentless.

Example

Their unremitting efforts finally paid off after years of quiet dedication.

Word Origin

Late 17th century: from Latin un- (not) + remittere meaning “to relax” or “send back.”

Fun Fact

Unremitting is often used to describe long-term endurance—whether it’s a positive grind (like hard work) or something oppressive (like stress or pain). You’ll see it in sports commentary, startup culture, or even weather reports (unremitting heat). It’s a favorite in storytelling when characters don’t quit—because they can’t afford to.

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