to+eternity
81ETERNITY — the opposite of time, what is timeless. In CHRISTIAN teaching eternity is associated with the AFTERLIFE and realm of GOD …
82eternity — (in) dead Without necessarily any aspiration to reincarnation, celestial hymn singing, or other sought after benefits: Silence, all of you! Another sound and we ll put you all in eternity! (Fraser, 1994) …
83eternity — noun (plural eternities) infinite or unending time. ↘Theology endless life after death. ↘(an eternity) informal an undesirably long period of time …
84eternity — [ɪˈtɜːnəti] noun 1) [U] the whole of time, with no beginning and no end 2) [singular] an extremely long time After what seemed like an eternity, he gave his answer.[/ex] …
85eternity grass — dvieilė ašaruolė statusas T sritis vardynas apibrėžtis Miglinių šeimos pašarinis augalas (Paspalum distichum), kilęs iš atogrąžų. atitikmenys: lot. Paspalum distichum angl. couch paspalum; eternity grass; ginger grass; joint grass; knotgrass;… …
86eternity — n. (pl. ies) 1 infinite or unending (esp. future) time. 2 Theol. endless life after death. 3 the state of being eternal. 4 colloq. (often prec. by an) a very long time. 5 (in pl.) eternal truths. Phrases and idioms: eternity ring a finger ring… …
87eternity — e ter·ni·ty || nÉ™tɪ n. timelessness, infinity; time after death …
88eternity — entirety …
89eternity n — maternity n …
90eternity ring — noun a ring given as a symbol of lasting affection, typically set with an unbroken circle of gems …
