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indefatigable

[in-di-fat-i-guh-buhl] / ˌɪn dɪˈfæt ɪ gə bəl /


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Yet the cool, frank, charismatic, seemingly indefatigable cat who died on Tuesday, at 96, had something else, something as crucial.

From New York Times

Sudan’s heroic resistance committees — the decentralized and indefatigable protest movements that were the primary engine behind toppling Bashir — remained generally suspicious of the generals.

From Washington Post

The velocity intensifies in an exhilarating climax, as the indefatigable team — and they are fabulous — increasingly plays with veering off-center.

From New York Times

The police believe it’s an accidental death, yet the indefatigable Vera is convinced that the man has been murdered, and she’s determined to find the killer.

From Washington Post

The catchphrase also echoed the sobriquet for the railway’s indefatigable founder, who helped turn Seattle into a metropolis — yet whose name is little seen or celebrated today.

From Seattle Times