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The phrase "a never ending level" is not correct in standard written English; it should be "a never-ending level." You can use it to describe a level or stage that seems to continue indefinitely without conclusion.
Example: "The game features a never-ending level that challenges players to keep going as long as they can."
Alternatives: "an infinite level" or "a perpetual level."
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It is not a never ending stage.
Calvin & Hellen's Bogus Journey Hellen Jo and Calvin Wong Self-published Hellen and Calvin got help from Derek Yu and made a video game where you play as them, fighting off bizarre little monsters in a never-ending level.
Like having a never ending mushroom.
That way you have a never ending supply of subjects.
"It's a never- ending conspiracy," he said.
It is a never-ending story".
He adds, "It's just a never-ending story".
See Also: Building A Never-Ending Game.
Releasing a never-ending stream of new levels and expansions is, of course, a great way to stay on the radar, but even that is likely to turn stale in the face of the equally never-ending influx of new content.
Implicit in this ending is never ending passion, love and a sexually fulfilling life.
("A brother never ends," she writes).
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