Another word for eternal
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Adjective
Without beginning or end
- Unlimited in spatial extent:
- Immeasurably great or large; boundless:
- (--- Math.) Indefinitely large; greater than any finite number however large
- Everlasting; perpetual; eternal
- Enduring forever; eternal.
See also:Existing or occurring without interruption or end
- Round-the-clock
- All day and night; all of the time.
- Without an end.
- Without stop or pause; constant.
- Unceasing; continual
- Remaining steady in affections or loyalties; faithful
- Unchanging in nature, value, or extent; invariable:
- Continually occurring; persistent:
- Happening over and over again; repeated often; going on in rapid succession
- Recurring regularly or frequently:
- Not interrupted; steady:
- (Math.) Designating a function whose value at each point is closely approached by its values at neighboring points
- Of or relating to a function between two topological spaces such that the preimage of any open set in the range is an open set in the domain.
- Attached together in repeated units:
- With the ends joined to form a closed unit that can move continuously over wheels, etc.
- Being or seeming to be without an end or limit; boundless:
- Formed with the ends joined; continuous:
- Continuing indefinitely or for a long period of time.
- Lasting forever; eternal.
- Going on too long or happening too often; seeming never to stop
- Without, or apparently without, end; lasting, or seeming to last, forever; endless
- Unceasing; unremitting:
- Without a stop; continual or continuous
- Presently or currently happening; being in progress
- Continuing, permanent
- That is going on, or actually in process; continuing, progressing, etc.
- Blooming continuously throughout the growing season
- Continuing or being so for an indefinitely long time:
- Continuing indefinitely without interruption; unceasing; constant
- Existing or remaining in the same state for an indefinitely long time; enduring:
- Constantly repeated; continued
- Continuing to exist or endure; lasting without change
- Unyielding in severity or strictness; unrelenting:
- Persistent; unremitting
- Steady and persistent; unremitting:
- Throughout the day and night; without interruption
- Continuously, all day long. From the concept that it happens while the hands of the clock go all the way around.
- (Obs.) Untimely
- Restricted to no specific time; always valid, true, or applicable
- Continuous; continuing indefinitely without stopping
- Not stopping; continuous.
- Being or seeming to be without an end or limit; boundless.
- Never ceasing or falling short; inexhaustible
- Always reliable; certain
- Constant; unflagging:
- Continuing with no interruption
- Never slackening; persistent.
- Not stopping, relaxing, or slackening; incessant; persistent
See also:Existing unchanged forever
- Existing forever; eternal:
- Seemingly not growing older
- Seeming never to grow old or to show the effects of time:
- (Obs.) Untimely
- Seemingly unaffected by time; ageless:
- Independent of time; eternal:
- (Archaic) Eternal
See also:Enduring for all time
- Dark purplish-red
- Of or like the amaranth
- Eternally beautiful and unfading; everlasting.
- Unceasing; continual
- Without an end.
- Without stop or pause; constant.
- Having no end; going on forever; infinite
- Formed with the ends joined; continuous:
- Being or seeming to be without an end or limit; boundless:
- Never coming to an end; lasting forever; eternal
- Going on too long or happening too often; seeming never to stop
- Lasting forever; eternal.
- Never to be forgotten; everlasting:
- Not subject to death:
- Not mortal; everlasting
- Continuing indefinitely without interruption; unceasing; constant
- Continuing or being so for an indefinitely long time:
- Blooming continuously throughout the growing season
- Being or seeming to be without an end or limit; boundless.
- (Archaic) Eternal
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Another word for eternal
Modifier
Without pause
See also:Antonyms:Without end
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