perpetual
ಸಾರ್ವಕಾಲಿಕ
definition
adjective
deep caves in perpetual darkness
never ending or changing.
their perpetual money worries
occurring repeatedly; so frequent as to seem endless and uninterrupted.
translation of 'perpetual'
ನಿರಂತರ,
ಶಾಶ್ವತವಾದ,
ಚಿರ ಸ್ಥಾಯಿ
example
It is the essential nature of work to be 'perpetual' , repetitive, habitual.
There are now 11.4 million legal permanent residents in the United States living in 'perpetual' fear that their status may be in jeopardy next.
Many of the small and shrinking group of health researchers in Pakistan work in a state of 'perpetual' despondency, frequently with little access to policymakers and planners.
Do Americans want to live in a 'perpetual' state of fear and war?
There was the TMT bubble, where countless technology companies soared in value as investors fantasised over 'perpetual' profit growth.
In some cases even wards such as teachers who are supposed to look after children abuse them and many parents are now in 'perpetual' worry over the safety of their children.
Indeed banks issue 'perpetual' bonds that have no maturity date.
The ladies Cup, for which yachts competed at Rosses Point at the weekend is reputed to be the oldest 'perpetual' trophy in the world for which sailors still compete.
In the 1970s, the concept of 'perpetual' government debt was still a relatively new idea in the United States.
There are no tests for a start and no 'perpetual' worries over league table places.
The seemingly compassionate phrase, ‘Don't worry,’ eases few people of their 'perpetual' worries.
Their particular PIBS thus became 'perpetual' subordinated bonds (PSBs).
There is a 'perpetual' trophy and 200 euros for the best overall float.
In credit card years, the debt is 'perpetual' , thanks to interest-rate games, hidden fees, and low minimum payments.
Winners will receive 'perpetual' cups and trophies.
Some labor under the delusion that Alaska is smitten with almost 'perpetual' darkness in winter and never ending light in the summer.
His subjects were taught that he created the dawn of each new day, so that his death in 1994 provoked fear of 'perpetual' darkness.
As well as receiving two certificates, which she is to place on the wall of her shop, Catherine also received three trophies, two of which are 'perpetual' trophies.
What's less clear is whether that application growth is itself driven by the falling cost of bulk disk capacity and by the 'perpetual' need to do more for less money.
He grows 'perpetual' carnations, a laborious and painstaking business, putting a collar on each one to prevent it from splitting before a show.
First, the most obvious example is the Internet bubble where the majority of enterprises have no economic value whatsoever without 'perpetual' financing.
The winner will receive the Michael Collins Youth Award 'perpetual' trophy and will represent Waterford in the Regional Final later in the year.
Neglected to an extreme, he is in an emotional state of 'perpetual' and chronic traumatic stress - a state of alienation and self-annihilation.
The stars had disappeared and now everything looked like it had been swallowed by 'perpetual' darkness.
More importantly, it is a country that exists in 'perpetual' darkness for most of the winter.
Remus, in close orbit to Romulus, is locked in an odd rotation around its sun, causing half the planet to be in 'perpetual' darkness.
If this trend continues, looks like Trish might be taking home the 'perpetual' trophy this year.
Now he took his anger out on all three of them, including Summer, whose poor grades and frequent partying were 'perpetual' sources of disappointment.
The Rotary Club of Corsham is planning to sponsor 'perpetual' trophies for some of the town's sports clubs for the centenary landmark.
Meanwhile, there remained that 'perpetual' money question.
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