ceaselessengraving

noun
UK /ˈsiːsləsɪnˈɡreɪvɪŋ/
US /ˈsiːsləsɪnˈɡreɪvɪŋ/

Ceaselessengraving is the act of carving a picture or words into something hard without ever stopping.

The artist's ceaselessengraving on the stone made a beautiful pattern over many days.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A continuous, unbroken pattern cut into a surface.

The old coin showed a ceaselessengraving of tiny waves around its edge.

3. The ongoing process of cutting letters or designs into metal or wood.

His ceaselessengraving on the brass plate finally spelled out the whole name.

4. A persistent, never-ending effort to carve or mark a hard material.

The ceaselessengraving of the river wore a groove into the rock.