Everlasting, eternal. Also quasi-n. in phrase in eche.

Everlasting, eternal.

Having no end or limit of duration; unending, eternal.

Continuing, enduring; (also) of long continuance, permanent. In early use also (contextually): †everlasting, endless, eternal.

Lasting for ever; infinite in future duration; endless; = eternal, adj. 3.

Chiefly Theology. Esp. of God, the human soul, etc.: everlasting; eternal; existing without end or for all time. Now rare.

Lasting or destined to last for ever, eternal; never ending or ceasing. Also: for the duration of a person's lifetime; (of a position, office…

Not made to end or stop; having no limit or bounds; continued, lasting, infinite.

Incapable of undergoing physical corruption; that cannot decay or perish; everlasting, eternal.

Everlasting.

Lasting on, everlasting.

= eternal, adj.

That cannot be bounded or ended; boundless; endless. (In modern use frequently exaggerative, implying impatience or disgust at the length of…

Incapable of being stopped or ended.

Always enduring, everlasting.

Infinite in future duration; that always will exist; everlasting, endless.

= sempiternal, adj.

Unfailing.

Enduring constantly and continually; everlasting, eternal.

(a) adj. that always is; always existing; (b) n. an eternally existing being.

that lasts for ever, or for an indefinitely long time.

Unfading; incorruptible, imperishable.

= perennial, adj. (in various senses). rare after 17th cent.

That does not, or seems not to, come to an end; everlasting, perpetual, never-ending.

Able to last for ever.

Unending, endless, everlasting. Obsolete.

That does not perish; eternal, everlasting; immortal.

Incapable of being terminated; unending. Obsolete.

Everlasting, constant, perpetual. Frequently with agent nouns or nouns of action. Cf. compounds 1c. Obsolete.

Unending.

Having no possible end; interminable, endless. Obsolete. rare.

Having or seeming to have no end; unending, everlasting, perpetual.

Everlasting, endless, eternal (esp. with reference to future duration).

Having no time limit or fixed term; endless; eternal.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

Exempt from entombing; undying.

That cannot perish; imperishable.

Eternal, everlasting; not affected by the passing of time; (also) lasting for a long time; not subject to changes in fashion. Cf. timeless, adj. 1.

Everlasting, permanent. Obsolete. rare.

Perpetual, incessant.

Imperishable; everlasting.

Without date, timeless.

Having no fixed date or limit; unending.

= perennial, adj. (in various senses).

In wider sense: Not liable to perish or decay; everlasting, imperishable, unfading, incorruptible.

Not subject to destruction, decay, or death; indestructible; immortal; everlasting, enduring. Cf. unperishable, adj.

Of an emotion, experience, etc.: without (apparent) origin or beginning; that has always existed. Cf. deathless, adj. 1.

That is exempt from fading or decay: unfading.

Sempiternal.

figurative. Always fresh, never-failing; enduring.

Not temporal; eternal, everlasting.

Not liable to failure, defect, or decay; unfailing; that cannot fall short, come to an end, or be done away.

Not capable of being concluded; endless.

Endless.

Of or relating to an aeon; lasting an aeon; eternal, everlasting.

In figurative use.

Evergreen. Also absol. as n., an evergreen plant (rare).

Unfading, everlasting.

Lasting through a succession of years, or through a long, indefinite, or infinite time; continual, perpetual; enduring, everlasting.

literary (chiefly poetic). Everlasting, eternal; spec. apparently suspended from time, evoking a sense of eternity.

Incapable of being defeated or undone; indefeasible; indefectible.

Immortal, undying; unfading.

Of or relating to an aeon; lasting an aeon; eternal, everlasting.

(un-, prefix1 affix 4.)

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

As adj. Eternal. rare.

That continues for ever, perpetual; that lasts as long as one's life, or for the foreseeable future.

= sempervirent, adj.