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Timeless truths: exploring "everlasting" vs. "immortal"

Reviewed and edited by

Anwar Kareem 30/09/2024, 09:50

English.me team member

Everlasting and immortal. What's the difference?

What is similar?

Both words describe a state of enduring with no end, often used to describe something that lasts indefinitely.

What is different?

Everlasting generally refers to inanimate objects or non-living concepts enduring forever, while immortal pertains to living beings that do not die.

Which one is more common?

Internet search results for everlasting) and immortal

Examples of usage

Everlasting

Their love was declared everlasting.
The bond they formed was everlasting.
The song's appeal seems to be everlasting.

Immortal

The character in the story was an immortal being.
He hoped his fame would be immortal.
According to the legend, she was granted immortal life.

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