Adjective:

संपले,

terminably's Usage Examples:

Three teenagers seem to be on an interminably long wait for university.

what a nice quiet family should be; except for one little girl who is interminably put off by the excessive politeness of her kin.

In its original sense, it is meant to represent an indeterminably lengthy time and is used to wish long life to a person, state, or project.

understanding, the remains of old traditions that go back sometimes to the indeterminably distant past, to which we can only refer as “prehistoric”.

"a bizarrely funny saga of a quintessential Russian institution, the interminably long line.

compromise the viability of the cell or even cause the cell to replicate interminably – leading to the formation of a tumor, which may become cancerous.

resulting thrill of tens of thousands of superpowered flesh-hungry newts interminably assaulting Mr Macho"s survivalist stronghold, I was tormented by the.

The documents of the Metrica were to be preserved interminably.

deprived myself of the TV residuals, a medium in which the film played interminably.

body"s beauty lives,  So evenings die, in their green going,  A wave, interminably flowing.

anxiety that is supported by the allusions to the Irish heroes, buried interminably in Irish ground and in Irish memory.

From Leser, Clairborne learned "that being a designer meant hard, long, interminably long hours of work.

California and noting local drawdowns and springs drying up allegedly, but indeterminably, from local agricultural pumping, like at Needle Point Springs.