Adjective:

ఆనందాతిరేకం, ఇంపెరింట్, అలసిపోని, కదిలించు,

tireless's Usage Examples:

the mission station, who could only carry one brick at a time, but the tirelessness of this small brick bearer was an utterly moving sight to see.

to "Be bold and work like tireless bloodhounds, don"t leave any stone unturned in your search to root out inefficiency.

tireless bloodhounds, don"t leave any stone unturned in your search to root out inefficiency.

There was some factural basis for the imagery of the tireless watchman, since the Annals give evidence suggesting that during times of.

and the Jats came to be extolled for their yeoman-like purposefulness, tirelessness, and thrift, all of which, according to writers such as Crooke, Ibbetson.

As a result of his tireless efforts to republicanise Sinn Féin, it was Hobson rather than Griffith who was chosen by Clan.

Water Margin character Shi Xiu, in reference to his determination and tirelessness.

Secretly, Richard works tirelessly to create his own statue of a noble man and woman out of a block of flawed marble he purchases from a local quarryman.

Pale after WWIIAfter World War II, the town and municipality of Pale, thanks to the tireless efforts of the local population, slowly recover and resume their economic development.

Force traveled about the eastern seaboard of the United States ransacking the book-shops and attending book auctions from Boston to Charleston in his tireless search for rare volumes.

In 1931 Archbishop Sinnott, who had worked tirelessly to get the College started from as early as 1916, purchased the old Manitoba College (which had opened in 1882) at the corner of Ellice and Vaughan Streets in downtown Winnipeg and the College moved to this new location.

Bernice King stated in a statement released after the award was announced that the King family was deeply honored by her parents being given this award in recognition of their tireless and sacrificial leadership to advance freedom and justice through nonviolence in our nation.

dramatist and poet Charmaine Bennell — children"s fiction Iris Burgoyne — autobiographer Burnum Burnum — writer and educator, tireless proponent of reconciliation.

Synonyms:

indefatigable, unflagging, energetic, unwearying,

Antonyms:

careless, idle, inconstant, unenterprising, lethargic,