Endlessly

adv. [f. prec. + -LY².] In an endless manner; everlastingly, for ever; perpetually, unceasingly.

c. 1400.  Apol. Loll., 55. To be quicknid ȝendlesly.

c. 1450.  Lonelich, Grail, xlix. 64. For they ben Goddis endelesly.

1450–1530.  Myrr. Our Ladye, 4. Endelesly … presente in the syghte of hys Godly forknowynge.

1509.  Fisher, Fun. Serm. C’tess Richmond (1708), 36. To whome be laude and honoure endlessly.

1616.  Lane, Sqr. Tale, xi. 208. Curious galleries … endlesselie roundinge.

1865.  Pusey, Truth Eng. Ch., 41. Lest they should endlessly lose Him.

1878.  Huxley, Physiogr., Pref. p. v. The multiform and endlessly shifting phenomena of nature.