eternity
- noun
- /ɪˈtɜrnɪti/
- But I know all things begin and end in eternity.
- time and eternity
- eternity after death
- God and eternity
Because by this men attain to eternity after a fashion.
- Because by this men attain to eternity after a fashion.
- You may banish me, but I will spend eternity haunting your soul.
- They say he has to crawl on his belly for all eternity and eat dust.
- There would be statues of him in Egypt for all eternity, no matter who.
- And you realize that you could just go on counting for eternity.
- They're supposed to just live there for eternity.
- Why would He take you to heaven if you wouldn't be happy there for eternity?
- Blue was Infinity, blue was eternity.
- Wisdom has been there since eternity.
- God made you for him to spend eternity with he he he.
- Eternal life for an eternity, Eternal happiness.
Examples
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Nothing new ever happens with God, who dwells in eternity outside both old and new.
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Brothers... what we do in life... echoes in eternity.
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There is no time in eternity that can pass.
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All the while there is eternity waiting for you.
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And we also talked about the eternity of the world.
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Join me and we can be together for all eternity.
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You and I will be bound together for all eternity.
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Now our blood flows through each other as it has for all eternity.
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But seeing someone that I loved and who was a kind, good person pass away and now they have to suffer for all of eternity really changed my perspective.
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Join me and we can be together for all eternity in peace and harmony.
Synonyms
A time that never ends
A situation that lasts forever
A time that lasts forever
A very long time with no end
Going on forever without any limit
An endless state of being after death
For a very long time, often to say something will never happen
A state of having no end or limit
A state of having no limit or end
A state of lasting forever
Lasting forever without a beginning or end
The state of having no limits or end
A state of seeming to last or really lasting without an end
A time that never ends
An old word for a time that never ends
A state with no beginning or end, like life after death
For a very long time that never ends
For a very long time with no clear end
For a very long time, possibly forever
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Etymology
Eternity comes from the Latin aeternitas, from aevum meaning 'age' or 'a long time'. So eternity means time that lasts 'forever'.