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endlessness

[ UK /ˈɛndləsnəs/ ]
NOUN
  1. the property of being (or seeming to be) without end

How To Use endlessness In A Sentence

  • Being at this restaurant so much, the thing that strikes her about eating is the endlessness of it. Hair
  • They had talked into the endlessness of the night.
  • There might have been some chitchat with the waiter about ice or check-desires, but not nearly enough to fill those forgotten minutes of friendlessness and communication-freeness. Richard Laermer: Just Think
  • But it could not be so gloomy in the kind sunlight as it was when lashed by the savage storm which we had seen it cowering under before; and at the station we lost all feeling of friendlessness in the welcome of the thronging guides and hotel touters. Familiar Spanish Travels
  • Tail the endlessness of the eating with the table cleaning, the floor mopping, the wipe-down of the bathrooms, the kitchen scrubbing and you got one giant circle of nothing. Hair
  • How can you speak so harshly of the lyrical "endlessness"? "I Am Lapidary But Not Eristic When I Use Big Words."
  • Mr Dombey, in his friendlessness, inclined to the Major. Dombey and Son
  • My own experience is very hawkish; having grown up in an environment full of school beatings, constant humiliation, and friendlessness, I felt as though I worked for every success I had. Free free, set them free
  • In the East, in the West, in the South, as far as the eye reaches, a sea of houses, towers and buildings, an endlessness of roofs, chimneys and fronts.
  • You see where my pride is gone; remember I plead as a suppliant, a beggar — though one who may be one day a prince, a king! ay, and a prince now, a very Lucifer of pride to all except to you; to you a wretch who grovels at your feet, and cries, ‘Have mercy on me, on my loneliness, my homelessness, my friendlessness.’ Westward Ho!
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