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[tahym-lis]

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adjective

without beginning or end; eternal; everlasting.

referring or restricted to no particular time: the timeless beauty of great music.

Origin:
1550–60; time + -less

Related forms

time·less·ly, adverb

time·less·ness, noun

Synonyms
2. enduring, lasting, abiding, permanent.

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There's something distinctly literary and timeless in his own intrinsic religiosity and muted melancholy.

Five timeless adventures that'll never go out of style.

Not timeless as in forever but timeless as having no time.

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There's something distinctly literary and timeless in his own intrinsic religiosity and muted melancholy.

Five timeless adventures that'll never go out of style.

Not timeless as in forever but timeless as having no time.

Chances are you'll recognize the timeless smooth jazz.

Drive through wine country and you're struck by how timeless it seems, how pastoral and immutable.

The misunderstood bumbling genius is a timeless stereotype but it is not all it's cracked up to be.

But it is the chair that keeps tempting me, promising some escape into a timeless moment.

Photons represent infinity, cause they are timeless.

More importantly, the timeless works he created are still being made available in bookstores and revisited on cinema screens.

Here are four quick recipes that show off milks, both plain and flavored, in all their timeless glory.

As we're all well aware, the best way to revitalize a tired genre is to add the timeless appeal of illegality.

Only slowly, slowly, did the timeless forest reveal its secrets.

The mask creates a character that hopefully is timeless.

Rams' work also has a timeless quality that distinguishes it from the vast majority of industrial design of the mid-20th century.

These in turn fade into tall forests of pine and birch, punctuated by meadows and timeless villages of log houses.

Gary may have made sculptures of prehistoric animals from outdated auto-parts, but his works are timeless.

There's something timeless in the sentiment of the songs.

Remarkable shots capture heart-stopping moments in the timeless battle for sustenance and survival.

Birds, with timeless appeal, continue to fascinate and inspire.

Each will put you in close contact with the character and soul of these timeless countries.

But one timeless desert hazard has already become manifest in the current conflict.

And deer and raccoons and songbirds still wake every dawn to animate this timeless landscape.

Obviously the playful heart of a child is something that is timeless anywhere in the world.

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timeless (ˈtaɪmlɪs)

—*adj*
1.	unaffected or unchanged by time; ageless
2.	eternal
3.	an archaic word for untimely

'timelessly

—*adv*

'timelessness

—n

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"It is the individual only who is timeless. Societies, cultures, and civilizations—past and present—are often incomprehensible to outsiders, but the individual's hungers, anxieties, dreams, and preoccupations have remained unchanged through the millennia."

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