The spider walks on, endlessly, hopelessly, in his interminable journey. [adjective]
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The boys sat on the floor in the airless room, which hummed with the interminable drone of prayers. [adjective]
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The sun had now fallen low toward the distant mountains; and as their journey lay through the interminable forest, the heat was no longer oppressive. [adjective]
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The alarmed colonists believed that the yells of the savages mingled with every fitful gust of wind that issued from the interminable forests of the west. [adjective]
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Children, to a woman of our society, are not a joy, a pride, nor a fulfilment of her vocation, but a cause of fear, anxiety, and interminable suffering, torture. [adjective]
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It was like an interminable canyon, gloomy, damp, and dangerous for all living things which passed its portals, this main street of Brentford. [adjective]
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He himself had never succeeded in bringing himself into such a state, although Stephanus had often compelled him to remain on his knees praying with him for many interminable hours. [adjective]
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It was about the fourth hour of the day when he passed out the gate, and found himself one of a procession apparently interminable, moving to the famous Grove. [adjective]
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