undiminishing

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ diminishing.

Adjective

undiminishing (comparative more undiminishing, superlative most undiminishing)

1. Not diminishing.
   • 1892, Gustav Karpeles, Jewish Literature and Other Essays‎^[1]:

     Their misery, however, was an undiminishing burden, yea, even in the days in which, according to Erasmus, it was joy to live.

   • 1917, George G. Nasmith, On the Fringe of the Great Fight‎^[2]:

     We saw freshly-killed horses on the roadside, and in the Grande Place in "Pop" the fresh shell holes showed that the process of hammering was still going on with undiminishing vigour.