unˈweariably, adv.
[un-1 11. Cf. prec.]
Without wearying; indefatigably.
| 1612 T. Taylor Comm. Titus i. 8 Hereby thou art like God, he sparseth abroad, he vnweariably giveth good, to good and bad. 1643 E. Symmons Loyal Subjects Belief 65 Those graces and gifts..which in his service you have..most faithfully and unweariably expended. 1856 Hawthorne Eng. Note-bks. (1870) II. 40 A variety of mountain outlines that I could have studied unweariably. 1879 H. W. Warren Recr. Astron. xii. 258 Rendered apparent, static, and unweariably operative. |