Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun The property or character of being tireless; indefatigability.
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- noun The property of being
tireless .
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- noun tireless determination
Etymologies
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Examples
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Her tirelessness, her wisdom, and mastery of speaking is incredible to witness wherever you sit on the education reform debate.
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Her tirelessness, her wisdom, and mastery of speaking is incredible to witness wherever you sit on the education reform debate.
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Cicero: "Remembering names, schmoozing, tirelessness, looking good, and looking like a good political bet."
Lex Paulson: Applied Classics: Cicero Predicts the Iowa Caucus
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A rising star and one of the popular favorites according to polls to succeed Mr. Kan, the chief cabinet secretary—top spokesman—has emerged from relative obscurity since the March 11 earthquake as the chief explainer, winning plaudits for his tirelessness and solid, focused manner.
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A rising star and one of the popular favorites according to polls to succeed Mr. Kan, the chief cabinet secretary—top spokesman—has emerged from relative obscurity since the March 11 earthquake as the chief explainer, winning plaudits for his tirelessness and solid, focused manner.
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Cicero: "Remembering names, schmoozing, tirelessness, looking good, and looking like a good political bet."
Lex Paulson: Applied Classics: Cicero Predicts the Iowa Caucus
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Cicero: "Remembering names, schmoozing, tirelessness, looking good, and looking like a good political bet."
Lex Paulson: Applied Classics: Cicero Predicts the Iowa Caucus
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For an entire generation, she has symbolized the very qualities of the feminist movement -- strength, courage, tirelessness -- and she has never once lost her fire.
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Cicero: "Remembering names, schmoozing, tirelessness, looking good, and looking like a good political bet."
Lex Paulson: Applied Classics: Cicero Predicts the Iowa Caucus
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Bays, they were capable of greater speed, and they ran with the supple tirelessness of true wolves.
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