No. 3,507 in Japanese
絶えず
Constantly; continuously; without interruption.
In a sentence
彼は絶えず新しいアイデアを考えている。
He is constantly thinking of new ideas.
The word '絶えず' here is used to mean 'constantly', describing an action or state consistently happening without interruption.
川は絶えず流れている。
The river flows constantly.
In this sentence, '絶えず' is used to signify that the action of the river flowing happens continuously, giving a sense of perpetuity.
彼女は絶えず努力を続けている。
She is putting in continuous effort.
Here, '絶えず' is utilized to convey the continuous and unyielding nature of her efforts, emphasizing persistence.
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