dateless
without a date; undated.
endless; limitless.
so old as to be undatable: a dateless rock formation.
of permanent interest regardless of age: a dateless work of art.
having no social engagement.
Origin of dateless
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How to use dateless in a sentence
When travel and business made it suddenly impossible for both men to be in town themselves, she was rendered dateless.
Mrs. Owen had herself offered confirmation by placing the delivery of the dateless letter five years earlier.
A Hoosier Chronicle | Meredith NicholsonYoung Moorish girl, thy final hour is here, Cast off thy heresies and save thy soul From dateless pain.
Mosada | William Butler YeatsIts position on the mace and sceptre is, therefore, a symbolic emblem of dateless antiquity.
Edinburgh | Rosaline MassonA fine thing incomparably said instantly becomes familiar, and has henceforth a sort of dateless excellence.
Ponkapog Papers | Thomas Bailey Aldrich
In the dateless realm of revelation, antiquity joins hands with futurity.
The Theory of the Theatre | Clayton Hamilton
British Dictionary definitions for dateless
/ (ˈdeɪtlɪs) /
likely to remain fashionable, relevant, or interesting regardless of age; timeless
having no date or limit
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