Examples of using Interminable in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
It was interminable.
Even two minutes of meditation felt interminable.
This is interminable!
The Interminable versus the Inexhaustible!
It's been interminable.
I know for myself, today's class seemed interminable.
In this interminable war.
Anticipation has been interminable.
All those interminable speeches.
But those scenes are interminable.
Forty-seven interminable days of near-constant rain.
The flight was interminable.
It was interminable, terrible, and deadly as never before.
The ceremony was interminable.
Only hardship and interminable punishment shall accompany your days!
The meetings where interminable.
Voices of the interminable generations of slaves;
Those few days seemed interminable.
I get these daily, interminable e-mails that I have no time to read.
Bold As Love andElectric Ladyland seemed interminable.
Why go into interminable details?
Even if you think in terms of days,life is still interminable.”.
Arguments become interminable and intolerable.
I was locking myself behind my bedroom's door,reading for interminable hours.
All of which have interminable stories behind them.
Till a voice,as bad as conscience,"rang interminable changes.
And in the pulpit,talking interminable nonsense the Reverend Lord Henry D'Ascoyne.
My parents always said the voyage had seemed interminable to them.
Lest this moment flounder in glorious butdefeated mass mobilizations, or in the interminable opportunism of'representative' organizations, whether corrupt trade unions or parliamentary parties, the rebirth of History must also be a rebirth of the Idea.
There was a slight drizzle, I remember that, butthe wait wasn't interminable.