What is incessant?

In: Word and Phrase Origins, Name Origins, Word Games [Edit categories]

Answer:

in·ces·sant (ĭn-sĕs'ənt)

adj. Continuing without interruption.

Above retrieved from Answers.com

Viper1

Contributor:

Viper1usmc

First answer by Viper1usmc. Last edit by Viper1usmc. Contributor trust: 3740 [recommend contributor ]. Question popularity: 14 [recommend question].

[report abuse]

Can you answer these Word and Phrase Origins questions?

	Where did the word Journey originate from?	Answer it!
	What is a contrast between what is expected and reality?	Answer it!
	What is the origin of the word bitter?	Answer it!
	How many products are in a synthesis reaction?	Answer it!
	What is the council of guardians in gathering blue?	Answer it!

Incessant is to what?
Gliding. intermittent
Can precipitation be incessant?
Yes, it can rain or snow nonstop for a period of time.
Incessant in a sentence?
the lady would not let me ask eney questions she just keep incessant talking
An antonym of incessant is?
broken, ceasing, ending, interrupted
What is a incessant person?
When an annoying person that wont stop talking is quiet.