What is another word for endless time?

Pronunciation: [ˈɛndləs tˈa͡ɪm] (IPA)

The phrase "endless time" can be replaced by a few different synonyms to add variety to your writing. One option is "eternity," which emphasizes the idea of time never-ending or continuing infinitely. Another is "perpetuity," which connotes an unceasing duration without pause or interruption. "Infinity" is another alternative, often associated with space but equally applicable to time. Additionally, "timelessness" suggests time without any discernible measure or limitations. Finally, "interminable" contributes a sense of wearisome length, implying that the time feels unending even if it technically has a limit. Each of these synonyms broadens the lexicon with which to express the concept of limitless time.

What are the hypernyms for Endless time?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

What are the opposite words for endless time?

The phrase "endless time" implies an indefinite and immeasurable period, but its antonyms suggest a finite and defined duration. Some antonyms for endless time include "limited time," "finite time," "restricted time," "set duration," "bounded time," and "measurable time." These terms convey the idea of time being finite and measurable, with a clear start and end point. They also imply a sense of urgency and significance, suggesting that time is precious and should be used wisely. While "endless time" may sound desirable, it is the very finiteness of time that gives it its value and purpose.

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Famous quotes with Endless time

  • Our deeds disguise us. People need endless time to try on their deeds, until each knows the proper deeds for him to do. But every day, every hour, rushes by. There is no time.
    John Locke
  • Our deeds disguise us. People need endless time to try on their deeds, until each knows the proper deeds for him to do. But every day, every hour, rushes by. There is no time.
    Haniel Long
  • Never in endless time will ring a sound as sweetly As when a human heart in God is tuned completely.
    Angelus Silesius
  • The space began to move around them as the being on her plinth receded. The splintered world hurtled toward them as though they were in a kaleidoscope, images whirling to join, spinning outward to disintegrate, vortices of jagged light, horizons of endless time, pinwheels of splendor that rushed at them and receded through which they heard the small god cry, "You will not see me soon again. It is not fitting that gods, however small, consort casually with their servants. I leave you as Guardians for all that live on this world."
    Sheri S. Tepper
  • I shall now no more behold my dear father with these "bodily eyes. With him a whole threescore and ten years of the past has doubly died for me. It is as if a new leaf in the great hook of time were turned over. Strange time — endless time or of which I see neither end nor beginning. All rushes on. Man follows man. His life is as a tale that has been told; yet under Time does there not lie Eternity? Perhaps my father, all that essentially was my father, is even now near me, with me. Both he and I are with God. Perhaps, if it so please God, we shall in some higher state of being meet one another, recognize one another. As it is written. We shall be forever with God. The possibility, nay (in some way), the certainty, of perennial existence daily grows plainer to me. "The essence of whatever was, is, or shall be, even now is." God is great. God is good. His will be done, for it will be right. As it is, I can think peaceably of the departed love. All that was earthly, harsh, sinful, in our relation has fallen away; all that was holy in it remains. I can see my dear father's life in some measure as the sunk pillar on which mine was to rise and be built; the waters of time have now swelled up round his (as they will round mine); I can see it all transfigured, though I touch it no longer. I might almost say his spirit seems to have entered into me (so clearly do I discern and love him); I seem to myself only the continuation and second volume of my father. These days that I have spent thinking of him and of his end are the peaceablest, the only Sabbath that I have had in London. One other of the universal destinies of man has overtaken me. Thank Heaven, I know, and have known, what it is to be a son; to love a father, as spirit can love spirit. God give me to live to my father's honor and to His. And now, beloved father, farewell for the last time in this world of shadows I In the world of realities may the Great Father again bring us together in perfect holiness and perfect love! Amen!
    Thomas Carlyle

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