Definition of endlessly in US English:

adverb

• In a way that has or seems to have no end or limit.

  ‘the original episodes were endlessly repeated’

  as submodifier ‘an endlessly fascinating subject’

  More example sentences

  • ‘He is endlessly enthusiastic about his own abilities.’
  • ‘The same journalists endlessly regurgitate the same empty nonsense about climate change.’
  • ‘He talks endlessly of his deep love for books and writers.’
  • ‘The commentary is by the producer, who endlessly wonders why the movie never took off.’
  • ‘Characters seemed to appear out of nowhere and the dialogue was endlessly repetitive.’
  • ‘In the section of self-portraits, Picasso does more than describe an endlessly changing inner life.’
  • ‘The idea of practicing endlessly was just too much.’
  • ‘No matter what genre of fiction you prefer, you'll have a hard time putting down these two endlessly entertaining books.’
  • ‘The origin of Chaplin's tramp costume and character are endlessly debated topics.’
  • ‘The action sequences are endlessly inventive.’