Definition of interminability in English:

interminability

noun -ˌtərmənəˈbilitē

See interminable
Example sentencesExamples
- Unfortunately, given the interminability of the debate, only a few voices in the book seek to find a tertium quid - that is, a wider outlook that could lift the debate off its current hinges and onto a more illuminative level.
- What some call interminability, I call patience.
- Finally, it refuses to acknowledge the traditional notion of the boundary or frame constituted by the finished work, reveling instead in the interminability of process.
- The decisiveness of a battle owes in large part to the swirl conclusion of the war, not its prolongation and apparent interminability.

Definition of interminability in US English:

interminability

noun

See interminable
Example sentencesExamples
- Finally, it refuses to acknowledge the traditional notion of the boundary or frame constituted by the finished work, reveling instead in the interminability of process.
- Unfortunately, given the interminability of the debate, only a few voices in the book seek to find a tertium quid - that is, a wider outlook that could lift the debate off its current hinges and onto a more illuminative level.
- The decisiveness of a battle owes in large part to the swirl conclusion of the war, not its prolongation and apparent interminability.
- What some call interminability, I call patience.

单词	interminability
释义	Definition of interminability in English: interminability noun -ˌtərmənəˈbilitē See interminable Example sentencesExamples Unfortunately, given the interminability of the debate, only a few voices in the book seek to find a tertium quid - that is, a wider outlook that could lift the debate off its current hinges and onto a more illuminative level. What some call interminability, I call patience. Finally, it refuses to acknowledge the traditional notion of the boundary or frame constituted by the finished work, reveling instead in the interminability of process. The decisiveness of a battle owes in large part to the swirl conclusion of the war, not its prolongation and apparent interminability. Definition of interminability in US English: interminability noun See interminable Example sentencesExamples Finally, it refuses to acknowledge the traditional notion of the boundary or frame constituted by the finished work, reveling instead in the interminability of process. Unfortunately, given the interminability of the debate, only a few voices in the book seek to find a tertium quid - that is, a wider outlook that could lift the debate off its current hinges and onto a more illuminative level. The decisiveness of a battle owes in large part to the swirl conclusion of the war, not its prolongation and apparent interminability. What some call interminability, I call patience.
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