noun something that lasts forever or for a very long time
adjective lasting forever or for a very long time
Used to discuss concepts of eternity and immortality
Often used in poetry and prose to convey the idea of something eternal or unchanging
Used to describe timeless or enduring works of art
Used to describe God's eternal nature and promises
The writer used the term 'everlasting' to describe the love between the two main characters in the novel.
The psychologist discussed the concept of 'everlasting' happiness with their client during a therapy session.
The marketing manager highlighted the product's 'everlasting' durability in the latest advertising campaign.
The fashion designer aimed to create a collection with an 'everlasting' appeal that would transcend seasonal trends.
The architect incorporated elements of 'everlasting' design principles to ensure the building would stand the test of time.
The chef described the dessert as having an 'everlasting' flavor that would linger on the taste buds.
The financial advisor recommended investing in 'everlasting' assets that would provide long-term stability.
The historian researched the 'everlasting' impact of a significant event on society throughout the centuries.
The environmental scientist studied ways to create 'everlasting' sustainability in natural ecosystems.
The human resources manager emphasized the importance of creating an 'everlasting' company culture based on strong values and ethics.