ἀδιαλείπτως“unceasingly”The word adialeiptos, the adverb 'unceasingly' or 'constantly,' is the well-known form Paul uses for prayer and thanksgiving, most famously in the command to 'pray without ceasing.' It describes an action carried out persistently and without neglect, returning again and again at every fitting occasion, rather than something done literally every moment without a single pause. It is the adverb that matches the adjective adialeiptos, 'unceasing'; the two are one word in different forms, one telling how an action is done and the other describing the thing itself.