Crossword clues for endlessness
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Endlessness \End"less*ness\, n. [AS. endele['a]snys.] The quality of being endless; perpetuity.
Wiktionary
n. The state or characteristic of being endless.
WordNet
n. the property of being (or seeming to be) without end
Usage examples of "endlessness".
After endlessness, while the wrecking went on aft and the scout robots advanced forward, the valve drew aside.
Elsewhere sunlight spilled unhindered, glowing off countless wings, down over an endlessness of grass.
Whosoever, being pure, shall cause this supreme secret to be heard, in the assembly of those who seek the Eternal, or at the time of the union with those who have gone forth, he indeed builds for endlessness, he builds for endlessness.
The Earth went on turning through an endlessness of dark and silence, and what happened in the thin scum seething over its crust didn't matter.
Earth's sun was dwindling as she ran outward toward endlessness, now there were only night and quiet and the titanic shining beauty of heaven.
The Earth went on turning through an endlessness of dark and silence, and what happened in the thin scum seething over its crust didn’t matter.
Earth’s sun was dwindling as she ran outward toward endlessness, now there were only night and quiet and the titanic shining beauty of heaven.
Such is the endlessness, yea, the intolerableness of all earthly effort.
Mammal as paranoid grandee of the grassy plains, that (limbic) region of emotional disorganization, falling sickness, psychosomatic choking, another way of saying terror of the veldt, he thought, which is fear not really of lurkers in long grass but of the veldt itself, its terrifying endlessness, its obliteration of both singularity and pluralism, its lack of soul-cozying nooks, its tendency to disappear into itself, leaving us, he thought, with the geometry, music and poetry of our evolved, cross-referencing and highly specialized outer layer of gray tissue (cerebral cortex), not to mention celestial mechanics, medicine, the research and development of wars, not to mention voiceless cries in the night, utterly neomammalian this last activity, a cortical subclass of fear itself itself itself, thought Jean at her typewriter, staring at page twenty, numbered but otherwise blank, and wondering what it would take to "remember through"