untired
UNTIRED
indefessus (rejected by Klotz on the ground of its not occurring in prose before the post-Augustan period; but “non defatigatus ” which he recommends instead can only be used to deny anybody’s being tired on a particular occasion).
indefessus (rejected by Klotz on the ground of its not occurring in prose before the post-Augustan period; but “non defatigatus ” which he recommends instead can only be used to deny anybody’s being tired on a particular occasion).
untired: indēfessus: intĕger: v. UNWEARIED .