Interminable in a sentence. Definition of interminable adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. See examples of INTERMINABLE used in a sentence. Interminable definition: incapable of being terminated; unending. in•ter•mi•na•bly, adv. continuing for too long and therefore boring or annoying: 2. seeming to last forever; endless: his interminable chatter about his accomplishments. INTERMINABLE definition: lasting a very long time, in a way that is boring: . having no apparent limit or end; unending: an interminable job. A near synonym is incessant, which also refers to something unpleasant that continues without stopping. 2. monotonously or annoyingly protracted or continued; incessant: interminable talk. INTERMINABLE definition: 1. Learn more. . Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more. Synonyms for INTERMINABLE: continuous, continual, continued, continuing, unending, endless, permanent, incessant; Antonyms of INTERMINABLE: periodic, recurrent, intermittent, seasonal, alternate, periodical, cyclic, occasional Something that is interminable is often boring, annoying, or hard to bear, such as an interminable noise. Interminable describes not only something without an actual end (or no end in sight, such as "interminable traffic"), but also events, such as tedious lectures, that drag on in such a way that they give no clear indication of ever wrapping up. 1. See -term-. If you describe something as interminable, you are emphasizing that it continues for a very long time and indicating that you wish it was shorter or would stop. continuing for too long and…. Interminable describes not only something without an actual end (or no end in sight, such as "interminable traffic"), but also events, such as tedious lectures, that drag on in such a way that they give no clear indication of ever wrapping up. WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 in•ter•mi•na•ble /ɪnˈtɜrmənəbəl/ adj. sq1kcb prkw 9aeff8 co rmprf jqr w1 35vt3 idgx lc6