Definition of "incessancy" []

• The quality of being incessant; unceasingness. (noun)

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• "Now I open the small strip signal drink small volt Canada liquor but the small gin anything does not help me to surround here and the incessancy the voice …."
• "Mark Twain, in his “last and best of life for which the first was made,” seems to be advancing rapidly to a position which makes him a kind of joint Aristides, Solon, and Themistocles of the American metropolis — an Aristides for justness and boldness as well as incessancy of opinion, a Solon for wisdom and cogency, and a Themistocles for the democracy of his views and the popularity of his person."
• "And afterward he would come home with a headache, and ghostly fiddles would vex him all night long with their thin incessancy."