everlastingness

Meanings

• the quality or state of lasting or enduring

  - "The ancient ruins displayed everlastingness."
  - "Their love for each other was a testament to everlastingness."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with everlastingness
everafter , neverafter , later , master , quiver , rafter , after,ather , father , daughter , son , moon , noon , room , broom , gloom , doom , boom , room , loom , groom , grooming

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Homophones

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1. ever after, ever again, ever and anon, evermore, ever nigh, never, ne'er, neither, none, none of your business, none the wiser, none the better, not any, not any more, not anymore
   

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Variants

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everlasting , everlastingly , everlastingness , everlastingnesses

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Forms

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everlastingness (noun), everlasting (adjective), everlastingly (adverb), everlastingness (abstract noun)

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Etymology

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The word 'everlastingness' comes from the Old English word 'eferlastinge', which means 'lasting for eternity'. The word is derived from the Old English words 'efer' (meaning 'after') and 'lastinge' (meaning 'lasting').

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Culture

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In various cultures, everlastingness is seen as a desirable quality or state of being. In Hinduism, the concept of everlastingness is associated with the idea of the soul being eternal and indestructible. In Christianity, everlastingness is seen as a quality or state of being that is promised to believers in the afterlife. In ancient Greek mythology, the concept of everlastingness is associated with the idea of the gods being eternal and unchanging. In various Eastern philosophies, such as Taoism and Buddhism, everlastingness is seen as a desirable state of being that is characterized by peace, harmony, and the absence of suffering.

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