sempiternal

  • 11sempiternal — sem·pi·ter·nal || ‚sempɪ tÉœrnl / tɜːnl adj. eternal, existing forever, immortal …

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  • 12sempiternal — [ˌsɛmpɪ tə:n(ə)l] adjective literary eternal and unchanging; everlasting. Derivatives sempiternally adverb sempiternity noun Origin ME: from OFr. sempiternel or late L. sempiternalis, from L. sempiternus, from semper always + aeternus eternal …

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  • 13sempiternal — a. Everlasting, endless, perpetual, ever during, unending, eternal …

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  • 14sempiternal — sem·pi·ter·nal …

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  • 15sempiternal — sem•pi•ter•nal [[t]ˌsɛm pɪˈtɜr nl[/t]] adj. everlasting; eternal • Etymology: 1400–50; < LL sempiternālis < L sempitern(us) everlasting (semp(er) always) …

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  • 16sempiternal — Lasting forever …

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  • 17sempiternal — /sɛmpəˈtɜnəl/ (say sempuh ternuhl) adjective Obsolete everlasting; eternal. {Middle English, from Late Latin sempiternālis, from Latin sempiternus everlasting} –sempiternity /sɛmpəˈtɜnəti/ (say sempuh ternuhtee), noun …

  • 18sempiternal —   a. eternal.    ♦ sempiternity, n …

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  • 19sempiternal — adj. rhet. eternal, everlasting. Derivatives: sempiternally adv. sempiternity n. Etymology: ME f. OF sempiternel f. LL sempiternalis f. L sempiternus f. semper always + aeternus eternal …

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  • 20infinite — infinite, eternal, sempiternal, boundless, illimitable, uncircumscribed mean having neither beginning nor end or being without known limits. Infinite especially as applied to God or his attributes implies immeasurability or an incapacity for… …

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