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adjective
- 1. endless or apparently endless (often used hyperbolically): "we got bogged down in interminable discussions" Similar
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: having or seeming to have no end. especially : wearisomely protracted. an interminable sermon. interminableness noun. interminably. (ˌ)in-ˈtər-mə-nə-blē. -ˈtərm-nə- adverb. Did you know? We promise not to ramble on endlessly about the origins of interminable.
INTERMINABLE definition: 1. continuing for too long and therefore boring or annoying: 2. continuing for too long and…. Learn more.
Interminable definition: incapable of being terminated; unending. See examples of INTERMINABLE used in a sentence.
INTERMINABLE meaning: 1. continuing for too long and therefore boring or annoying: 2. continuing for too long and…. Learn more.
Definition of interminable adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Something that is interminable is often boring, annoying, or hard to bear, such as an interminable noise. A near synonym is incessant, which also refers to something unpleasant that continues without stopping.
If you describe something as interminable, you are emphasizing that it continues for a very long time and indicating that you wish it was shorter or would stop. [emphasis] ...an interminable meeting. Synonyms: endless, long, never-ending, dragging More Synonyms of interminable.
INTERMINABLE definition: lasting a very long time, in a way that is boring: . Learn more.
Interminable definition: incapable of being terminated; unending. See examples of INTERMINABLE used in a sentence.
Dictionary definition of interminable. Seemingly endless, or excessively long and tedious, often to the point of being never-ending or without a foreseeable end. "The movie's interminable running time made it difficult to stay engaged." Detailed meaning of interminable.
