Dictionary entry
Unstinting
Pronunciation: /ʌnˈstɪntɪŋ/
Pronunciation
/ʌnˈstɪntɪŋ/
Myanmar Meaning
ဖောဖောသီသီဖြစ်သော။ အဆုံးအကွပ် မရှိသော။
Definition
unstinting /ʌn'stÇntÇŋ / adj ~ (in sth) မတြန္႔တိုေသာ။ ရက္ေရာေသာ။ unstinting generosity/ support/ praise ❍ She was unstinting in her efforts to help. ❏ unstintingly adj ရက္ရက္ေရာေရာ။ အိတ္သြန္ဖာေမွာက္။ She worked unstintingly to help homeless people.
Examples
- ‘The customary verbals gave way to unstinting praise after he was out.’
- ‘He is recognised for his unstinting work for veterans of the former 4th Battalion of the Wiltshire Regiment
- affectionately known as the Vly Club.’
- ‘In an address at York Minster
- the Archbishop of York paid tribute to the unstinting service
- profound wisdom and unswerving faith of the Queen.’
- ‘These data confirm the unstinting and largely unreported dedication of the American public to multilateralism in foreign policy.’
- ‘In four decades of unstinting service to Rovers
- he showed he possessed them all at one time or another
- which is why he's become so entwined in the very fabric of his favourite football club.’
- ‘I humbly request to be included among the latter and to be allowed to quote an example of his unstinting kindness and generosity.’
- ‘These are the unsung heroes of the Trust and I would like to thank them for their unstinting work in the care of others.’
- ‘They do it for the sheer joy it brings to others and with no thought of rewards or praise for their own unstinting efforts.’
- ‘They were unstinting in their generosity
- politeness and helpfulness.’
- ‘My unstinting generosity of character is pain sometimes.’
- ‘He was unstinting in his praise and respect for Marion as the steady fulcrum of his life and he never failed to proudly mention his children and grandchildren.’
- ‘At every stage in a fairytale life
- the stoic sensible lovely Lancashire lass has been Tom's buttress
- giving unstinting support and keeping his feet firmly on the ground.’
- ‘As we know from past appeals
- Press readers are unstinting in their generosity.’
- ‘In response to the generous tributes
- he thanked the city for its unstinting support.’
- ‘Deirdre thanked all the hard working committee for all their efforts during the busy year and for doing it so willingly with such dedication and unstinting of their time.’
- ‘It gives unstinting praise to the true author of good things.’
- ‘It was the fact that her unsurpassed work ethic and her unstinting generosity have made her a legend among her colleagues.’
- ‘He was unstinting in his praise for the 7
- 000-strong following.’
- ‘Astonishingly
- or perhaps not so astonishingly given her unstinting energy
- enthusiasm and skills of organisation
- Alexander even manages to have a life.’
- ‘I would like to thank all of them for their unstinting generosity.’