These examples are programmatically compiled from various online sources to illustrate current usage of the word 'ad nauseam.' Any opinions expressed in the examples do not represent those of Merriam-Webster or its editors. ad infinitum adverb (Latin) endlessly, always, ever (and ever) infinitely eternally perpetually all time in perpetuity interminably infinity evermore unceasingly boundlessly unendingly, limitlessly, in perpetuum (Latin), without end or limit The cycle repeats itself ad infinitum. 2022 Players said it has been discussed ad nauseam. 2023 The housing cost crisis is discussed ad nauseam, but not addressed. 2023 Use Next and Previous buttons to navigate In the three years since the pandemic emptied out downtown San Francisco, the idea of converting office buildings to housing has been discussed ad nauseam in the city’s civic and political circles. In an appeal to the stone, with a lack of evidence to support a rejection of a claim, it can likely lead to an ad nauseam.
In Latin, the term is very similar to ad infinitum (repeated for infinity). This fallacy can be used in arguments to by asserting an opinion on a subject matter to an excessive degree. Ad nauseam is a Latin phrase, but it has synonyms in both Latin and English. 2023 Fans and the media across the league have discussed the award ad nauseam this season, with Nuggets center Nikola Jokic eyeing his third straight MVP while facing another impressive challenge from Philadelphia big man Joel Embiid. Ad nauseam is Latin and is associated with repeating something to a sickening or excessive degree. 2023 From Sigmund Freud to Carl Jung to Calvin Hall, dreams have been researched ad nauseam and there’s still no good answer to what shapes them. 2022 But as noted by your faithful puck chronicler for years, ad nauseam, fans pay those high ticket prices to see the red light go on, which is the other side of the equation to why players like say Pastrnak coin big dough for, wait for it. 2023 Timeouts, fouls, replays ad nauseam. Recent Examples on the Web Leaders talk about transparency and culture ad nauseam.
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