everlasting
/ˌɛvərˈlæstɪŋ/
adjective
- Lasting forever; never ending.
- Some people believe the soul has an everlasting life.
- The couple promised their everlasting love to each other.
- The beauty of the mountains seemed everlasting.
- Continuing for a very long time; seeming to last forever.
- He complained about the everlasting traffic jams in the city.
- The children's everlasting questions wore out their parents.
- I'm tired of this everlasting rain we've been having.
noun
- A type of plant with flowers that keep their shape and color when dried; also called everlasting flower.
- Everlastings are popular for making dried flower arrangements.
- The garden was full of bright everlastings that bloomed all summer.
- She dried some everlastings to use in a winter bouquet.
- Something that lasts forever; eternity (often used in religious contexts).
- The hymn spoke of moving from this life into the everlasting.
- The poet wrote about the peace of the everlasting.
- They believed their spirits would join the everlasting.