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"Timeless" vs. "everlasting": a comparison of enduring qualities

Reviewed and edited by Lloyd Cooper 31/10/2024, 23:47
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Timeless and everlasting. What's the difference?

What is similar?

Both words convey the idea of something that exists beyond the constraints of time. They suggest perpetuality and continuity without being bound by a specific time frame.

What is different?

While "timeless" often implies a universal or classic quality that transcends specific time periods, "everlasting" emphasizes unending duration and continuity without interruption. "Timeless" can refer to both tangible and abstract concepts that are unaffected by the passage of time, whereas "everlasting" often describes something with infinite duration.

Which one is more common?

Internet search results for timeless) and everlasting

Examples of usage

Timeless
  • The beauty of her music is timeless.
  • The novel addresses themes that are timeless and relatable in any era.
  • His wisdom seems timeless and profound.
Everlasting
  • Their love was described as everlasting.
  • She sought everlasting fame through her art.
  • The mountains stood as everlasting sentinels.

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