no end

On and on

No end means a great deal or to a great extent, used as an intensifier: The news pleased her no end.

The phrase suggests something so abundant it has no visible limit.

It can also modify nouns: no end of trouble, no end of complaints.

The tone ranges from genuine to ironic depending on context.

inexhaustible

boundless

Without any boundaries

measureless · immeasurable · unbounded · bottomless · fathomless · inexhaustible · abundant · plentiful · copious · overflowing

continuous

uninterrupted

Continuing without a stop

ongoing · sustained · unbroken · seamless · flowing · streaming · perpetual · round-the-clock · marathon · continuum

eternal

immortality

Exemption from death

ageless · undying · deathless · forever · eternity · infinity · sempiternal · permanence · afterlife · transcendence

relentless

incessant

Never pausing or stopping

dogged · unyielding · unfaltering · unwavering · unstoppable · grinding · punishing · merciless · grueling · monotonous

determined

perseverance

Sustained resolve despite obstacles

steadfastness · determination · fortitude · grit · doggedness · resolve · patience · diligence · stamina · persistence

Opposites
quantity/extent

no endfinite

Having definite bounds

limited · bounded · little · measurable · restricted

duration/continuity

no endtermination

Act of ending something

cessation · briefly · temporarily · for a moment · short-lived

degree/intensity

no endnot at all

Complete negation phrase

hardly · barely · scarcely · minimally · slightly

Family

end, no, ending, ended, endless, no-go

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G