It never ceases to amaze me is the correct usage. Cease means to end. So the phrase means it never stops/ends to amaze me. Seize on the other hand means to grab abruptly, or to have a seizure.
It is never ceases ... (To ceasemeans to stop; to seize means to grab, grasp).
The saying is "Never ceases to amaze me". Cease means to stop. So, you could also say "Always amazes me".
An example: "It never ceases to amaze me how dirty a child can get simply by playing outside!"
The phrase is you never cease to amaze me. It means one person is always doing things that surprise another.
To "cease" is to stop, so "it never ceases to amaze me" means "it never stops amazing me".
It means that every time you see or think about something, you are amazed (surprised.) never Cease to amaze, means to never stop impressing someone.For good or bad. If I am teaching an amazing student.One that constantly thinks of brilliant new ideas and always give amazing/smart questions.(Not duh questions or natural continuations) He/she will never cease to amaze me.
To end, to stop. I looked it up in my little pocket dictionary, LOL.
Never Ceases to Amaze Me was created in 1983.
The phrase is you never cease to amaze me. It means one person is always doing things that surprise another.
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To "cease" is to stop, so "it never ceases to amaze me" means "it never stops amazing me".
It means that every time you see or think about something, you are amazed (surprised.) never Cease to amaze, means to never stop impressing someone.For good or bad. If I am teaching an amazing student.One that constantly thinks of brilliant new ideas and always give amazing/smart questions.(Not duh questions or natural continuations) He/she will never cease to amaze me.
To end, to stop. I looked it up in my little pocket dictionary, LOL.
An example: "You never seize to amaze me."
cease(SEESS) verb. To stop Example:The crossing guard has to cease the cars to let the children cross the street.
Never Ceases to Amaze Me was created in 1983.
cease, seize
Never seizes to amaze is a phrase. It is used for a person who is outstanding in every way.
"I'll try, but I'll try to surprise myself in the future. I'll be careful to offer personal experiences and suggestions for learning something new."
Cease does not have a Homophone. You may be thinking Seize, but this is a homophone of Seas or Sees. Cease is pronounced differently where the "S" is stressed and not pronounced as a "Zee".