What is another word for un-remitting?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈʌnɹiːmˈɪtɪŋ], [ ˈʌnɹiːmˈɪtɪŋ], [ ˈʌ_n_ɹ_iː_m_ˈɪ_t_ɪ_ŋ]
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Similar words for un-remitting:
- ceaseless (adjective)
- constant (adjective)
- eternal (adjective)
- everlasting (adjective)
- incessant (adjective)
- indefatigable (adjective)
- lasting (adjective)
- perpetual (adjective)
- persistent (adjective)
- relentless (adjective)
- remorseless (adjective)
- steady (adjective)
- unflagging (adjective)
- uninterrupted (adjective)
- unrelenting (adjective)
- unremitting (adjective)
- untiring (adjective)
- on and on (adverb)
- unbroken (verb)
Synonyms for Un-remitting:
adj.
• ceaseless (adjective)- continual,
- on a treadmill,
- round the clock,
- world-without-end,
- day and night,
- perennial,
- amaranthine,
- indefatigable,
- unremitting,
- untiring.
- immemorial,
- infinite,
- perdurable,
- ageless,
- Termless,
- never-ending,
- without end,
- deathless,
- always,
- continued,
- forever,
- unfading,
- immutable,
- boundless,
- imperishable,
- undying,
- indefinite,
- illimitable,
- immortal,
- indestructible.
- painstaking,
- steadfast,
- unwavering,
- tireless,
- active,
- inexhaustible,
- ironclad,
- vigorous,
- dogged,
- patient,
- persevering,
- stop at nothing,
- unfaltering,
- unflinching,
- bound and determined,
- unwearying,
- hell-bent,
- determined,
- nose to grindstone,
- assiduous,
- diligent,
- strenuous,
- dead set on,
- unwearied,
- industrious,
- sedulous,
- pertinacious,
- energetic.
- inexpungible,
- indelible,
- deep-rooted,
- stable,
- durable,
- lifelong,
- in for the long haul,
- long-term,
- indissoluble,
- old,
- longstanding,
- till the cows come home,
- continuing.
- returning,
- going on,
- intermittent,
- Recurring,
- sempiternal,
- never-ceasing,
- repetitious,
- reoccurring,
- repeating.
- immovable,
- obdurate,
- like bad penny,
- bound,
- bulldogged,
- stubborn,
- sticky,
- Perseverant,
- insistent,
- firm,
- fixed,
- in for long haul,
- tenacious,
- obstinate,
- resolute,
- unshakable.
- inexorable,
- uncompassionate,
- callous,
- hard,
- grim,
- avaricious,
- bloody,
- uncontrite,
- hard-bitten,
- implacable,
- merciless,
- cruel,
- fierce,
- unforgiving,
- tough,
- inhuman,
- pitiless,
- savage,
- Unrepenting,
- sour,
- barbarous,
- unyielding,
- rigorous,
- harsh,
- intolerant,
- ruthless,
- greedy,
- tyrannical,
- unmerciful,
- vindictive,
- forbidding,
- unregenerate,
- hardened,
- insensitive,
- murderous,
- shameless,
- sanguinary,
- inhumane,
- impenitent,
- Hard-hearted.
- faithful,
- equable,
- consistent,
- even,
- unfluctuating,
- steady-going,
- rhythmic,
- confirmed,
- habitual,
- stabile,
- uniform.
- stern,
- set,
- intransigent,
- stiff,
- Hard-headed,
- stiff-necked,
- Iron-fisted,
- unsparing,
- brick-wall,
- rigid,
- mortal,
- hanging tough,
- remorseless,
- unbending.
- ongoing,
- unvarying,
- continuous,
- ceaseless,
- around-the-clock,
- timeless,
- oft-repeated,
- enduring,
- dateless,
- unceasing,
- repetitive,
- regular,
- repeated,
- consecutive,
- running,
- interminable,
- connected,
- persisting,
- eternal,
- unchanging,
- persistent,
- uninterrupted,
- steady,
- perpetual,
- permanent,
- recurrent,
- Staying,
- frequent,
- endless,
- everlasting,
- unflagging,
- round-the-clock,
- unfailing,
- aeonian,
- relentless,
- incessant,
- nonstop,
- unwaning,
- constant,
- unbroken,
- unending.
adv.
• on and on (adverb)v.
• unbroken (verb)- profound,
- progressive,
- solid,
- deep,
- fast,
- sound,
- total,
- intact,
- untroubled,
- entire,
- perfect,
- successive,
- unruffled,
- undisturbed,
- unimpaired.
How to use "Un-remitting" in context?
What does "un-remitting" mean? In general, anything that is "unstoppable" or doesn't give up is considered to be remitting. But in the medical world, "un-remitting" refers to a type of diabetes that doesn't go away no matter how much insulin a person takes. The disease is called Type 1 diabetes, and it's the most common form of diabetes. Type 1 diabetes occurs when the body doesn't make any insulin. A person with type 1 diabetes must take insulin to control blood sugar levels.
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