Definition of "weariless" [wea•ri•less]

• Displaying or feeling no fatigue; tireless. See Synonyms at tireless. (adjective)

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• "The weariless tide came up and lifted the bedded keel and the plunged forefoot, and gurgled with a quiet wash among the straky bends, then lurched the boats to this side and to that, to get their heft correctly, and dandled them at last with their bowsprits dipped and their little mast-heads nodding."
• "Not at all, but because the work had grown to be a volume under his weariless hand."
• "Dante that compressed force of lifelong passion which could make a private experience cosmopolitan in its reach and everlasting in its significance; we respect in Goethe the Aristotelian poet, wise by weariless observation, witty with intention, the stately _Geheimerrath_ of a provincial court in the empire of Nature."