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Definition of unquenchably in English:

unquenchably

adverb

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‘We journalists become terribly vulnerable when confronted with potential stories that we desperately and unquenchably desire to be true, despite evidence to the contrary.’
  • ‘The unquenchably popular Anne of Green Gables is once again the lead production at the 36th annual Charlottetown Festival, with a new actor in the role of Canada's most famous redhead.’
  • ‘She is reverting to class and type by perceiving her natural and human surroundings as unquenchably romantic.’
  • ‘Nearly every building was damaged in some way, either from the flames that unquenchably consumed them, or slashed and destroyed by plasmic and energy weapons.’
  • ‘Greenberg, unquenchably confident, simply shook his head and smiled.’