Intermittent.
The child's incessant crying kept us from hearing the sermon.Mom's incessant nagging did nothing to improve his behavior.Incessant yelling from across the hall kept us awake all night.
Gliding. intermittent
incessant
crescent depressant adolescent
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Stop that incessant racket! I need to stop those incessant mosquitoes.
Incessant and continuous is not an idiom and it is not a happy phrase. Incessant, continuous works; or inverted into continuous, incessant; or separated with another idea e.g. continuous and seemingly incessant.
she is so incessant
I am tired of these incessant questions.
Incessant means continuing without pause or interruption. The incessant barking of the dogs was annoying. The incessant rains flooded the area in a short period of time.
rays are incessant, because they never end.
It's an adjective.
The child's incessant crying kept us from hearing the sermon.Mom's incessant nagging did nothing to improve his behavior.Incessant yelling from across the hall kept us awake all night.
This means continuing without interruption. Here are some sentences.The incessant drone of the cicadas made me want to scream.I found the incessant buzz of the fluorescent light annoying.The noise of battle was incessant.
'Silence' could be used for the purpose, but human language does not really have a word for the opposite of 'echo', just as silence is not the opposite of sound (merely its absence). However, if one considers an echo to have periodicity, we could consider something incessant, such as "din" to be its opposite. However, it is only opposite in a shade of meaning.
the lady would not let me ask eney questions she just keep incessant talking
Gliding. intermittent