Timeless

Pronunciation: /ˈtaɪmləs/

Definitions of timeless

adjective describing something that is not affected by the passage of time or changes in fashion; enduring or long-lasting

Example Sentences

A1 This classic book is timeless.

A2 The beauty of nature is timeless and everlasting.

B1 Timeless fashion pieces never go out of style.

B2 The timeless wisdom of ancient philosophers still resonates today.

C1 The timeless appeal of Shakespeare's plays continues to captivate audiences.

C2 The timeless elegance of the historic cathedral is a sight to behold.

Examples of timeless in a Sentence

formal The design of the building is truly timeless, showcasing a perfect blend of classic and modern elements.

informal I love how this song has a timeless quality to it, never getting old no matter how many times I listen to it.

slang That jacket is so timeless, you can wear it with anything and still look cool.

figurative The story's message about love and forgiveness is truly timeless, resonating with people from all walks of life.

Grammatical Forms of timeless

• past tense: timeless
• plural: timelesses
• comparative: more timeless
• superlative: most timeless
• present tense: timeless
• future tense: will be timeless
• perfect tense: have been timeless
• continuous tense: is being timeless
• singular: timeless
• positive degree: timeless
• infinitive: to be timeless
• gerund: being timeless
• participle: timeless

Origin and Evolution of timeless

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'timeless' originated from the combination of 'time' and the suffix '-less' which denotes lacking or without. It conveys the idea of something that is not limited by time, enduring or eternal.

Evolution of the word: Originally, 'timeless' was used to describe things that were eternal or not subject to the passage of time. Over time, the word has come to also mean classic, enduring, or having a timeless quality that transcends trends or fads.