everlasting
لازوال
definition
noun
‘But lord,’ one of the ministers was up on his feet, ‘we are only doing it for you, your eternal glory, your everlasting .’
eternity.
There are literally thousands of different seeds to choose from such as herbs, vegetables, heirloom flowers, everlastings , grasses and so on.
a flower of the daisy family with a papery texture, retaining its shape and color after being dried, especially a helichrysum.
adjective
the damned would suffer everlasting torment
lasting forever or for a very long time.
example
Legal principles are not 'everlasting' and immutable givens: they are the contingent products of history.
If society made one small change, we would be living in 'everlasting' peace, with boundless prosperity, and experiencing eternal kindness to one another.
I believed every word that was written in the Vedas about the Almighty, his love, eternal happiness in Heaven, evil, and the torment of 'everlasting' Hell.
As with the genome, the internet was going to transform our lives, remake society, abolish boom and bust, bring 'everlasting' peace and make the Tories unelectable forever.
Bright white sparks rode along the surfaces of the halls, and then the light ceased, and the area was engulfed in eternal, 'everlasting' darkness once more.
While we cannot know all the details, we know that the belief entails the promise of 'everlasting' life and eternal joy.
If there's anyone out there who can name all the second evictees off the top of their head, they will either earn my undying respect or 'everlasting' contempt.
After his arrival, man's 'everlasting' desire for not departing and staying forever in this world is his perpetual passion from time immemorial.
It develops an 'everlasting' union that lives on forever through the perpetual fruit it bears.
It is the material of his eternal life either in 'everlasting' joy or painful torture.
He conveyed to me his love of people, teaching me to see the beauty within, to have empathy for the less fortunate, to make 'everlasting' friendships that endure time and distance.
Her arm had 'everlasting' reminders of her problem.
Like God, who made us free, I think it necessary that people be allowed to choose, not only to be eaten, if they will, but even to damn their eternal soul to the 'everlasting' fires of hell.
This 'everlasting' provides filler for fresh and dried displays.
The symbolic process which it idealizes is still called ‘Algorithm’ in modern mathematics, an 'everlasting' tribute to its immortal founder.
We profess, O God, that you are from everlasting to 'everlasting' , that you are changeless and timeless, that you are the same yesterday, today, and forever.
This statement of world-agreed fervent belief reminds us these values are 'everlasting' and of perpetual beauty and may never be tarnished by any national politicians anywhere at any time.
Because of the love of God I recoil from any thoughts that after death those who have not pledged their lives to Christ, or who have never heard of Christ, will necessarily be cast out by God into some form of eternal, 'everlasting' punishment.
One ultimate flaw is that good nor evil can never be destroyed, or the balance shall fall and the universe with it, therefore it leaves us in 'everlasting' conflict which shall never end; not least the universe does too.
They've been like a dream, an 'everlasting' dream that will never end.
A sprig of holly is added as a symbol of 'everlasting' life, and the burning brandy a reminder of the rebirth of the sun.
‘But lord,’ one of the ministers was up on his feet, ‘we are only doing it for you, your eternal glory, your 'everlasting' .’
For example, the idea of a road or a river is a symbol of a never-ending or 'everlasting' journey.
Of course, there is nothing new about associating art with immortality: Shakespeare's sonnets do so repeatedly, Donne imagines a poem as a funeral urn, and Keats sees a Grecian urn as an image of art's 'everlastingness' .
Of the principals in these cases, none were to believe the charges more immediately or more 'everlastingly' than the parents.
If the 'everlastingness' of one's unadulterated DNA was the paramount concern - incest would have been the norm.
You won't see a lot of 'everlastings' but the bush flowers are appearing like varieties of banksias and wattles.
They can be cut to use fresh or dried as an 'everlasting flower' .
The material Benno Kaiser uses, the sand, does not have the same claim of 'everlastingness' as bronze or marble.
There are literally thousands of different seeds to choose from such as herbs, vegetables, heirloom flowers, 'everlastings' , grasses and so on.
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