interminable

an interminable argument.

went haywire over the interminable delays.

For several seemingly interminable seconds no one spoke.

we got bogged down in interminable discussions.

I was glad of company for the last,long hours of this interminable flight.

he would run those interminable messages after school to the pub or the bookie.

What do you think, brahmin, such being the case, is the situation terminable or interminable?

I had interminable problems with my last computer; it never worked well.

The bus stopped and started, picked people up, let them down, and pursued its interminable course again unhurriedly.

All through the interminable day at school she was bored stiff.

The last few weeks of British politics have been both divisive and interminable.

A natural reaction after that interminable night of fighting for our lives.

The arc of the moral universe ran through the humanisation of interminable conflict.

By 1916 most of the world's great powers were locked together in seemingly interminable combat.

She thought of the long walk back to the house and it seemed interminable.

Alter an interminable period, the door cracked open and Melly's face white and strained, appeared.

The comedy of interminable haggling is compounded by the farce of each leader twisting the numbers to claim victory.

Too often, the history of Europe is described as a series of interminable wars and quarrels.

The play dragged on, and seemed interminable.