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"seems unending" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means that something appears to continue for a long time without an end in sight. Example: The mountain range stretched out before me, its peaks disappearing into the clouds, and the journey ahead seemed unending.
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The work seems unending.
In Nevada, experts say, the need for medical assistance for the poor, seems unending.
Most importantly her three children all had a very unhappy childhood, and that involves a cycle of deprivation that seems unending.
Gone are the days of traditional datacenter perimeters and defense-in-depth security strategies; we're living in a world where the enterprise is boundary-less and the attack surface seems unending.
The number of accessories seems unending, all priced at what appears a reasonable level individually, but capable of mounting up: £4.50 for a pair of bear sunglasses, £14 for a tent, £8 for a sleeping bag, £2 for a headband, and on and on and on.
The walk from one end to the other seems unending - but the gate to each arena delivers you to a unique experience.
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Until this year the flow of students from overseas seemed unending.
Those years of intense parenting, which seemed unending, ended.
To her, at the time, that drama would have seemed unending.
The suffering of schizophrenics and their families, he writes, "seemed unending, and singularly fruitless".
Reports of explosions killing dozens of Iraqis seem unending as the country continues to be cleaved by sectarian strife, while the UK watches on, if that.
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