eternal
శాశ్వత
definition
adjective
the secret of eternal youth
lasting or existing forever; without end or beginning.
translation of 'eternal '
నిత్యమైన,
శాశ్వతమైన
example
Some things have 'eternal' value, and compassion is one of them.
But on the other hand, the 'eternal' question is: can we blame these people for not bothering?
It's the 'eternal' question - what would you do if money was no object?
The 61-year-old, still an 'eternal' optimist, believes he can turn adversity to his advantage.
McGeechan, to his 'eternal' credit I must say, insists that you cannot blame the players, but the current squad can't be exempted from criticism.
They claimed to have found the answer to 'eternal' youth.
In this interview he talks about 'eternal' values, old men and young women, and death.
And what are the words to this spell that confers 'eternal' youth and an infinite capacity for self-renewal?
All substances occur in atomic form, each atom being 'eternal' and indestructible.
After 25 years of deep thought, Roger believes he has answered the 'eternal' question as to why we are here.
They never became disenchanted; they were the 'eternal' optimists.
But to the 'eternal' credit of the losers, they never gave up.
Indeed, it is to his 'eternal' credit that there now stand three completely renovated, refurbished and most modern schools within the parish.
And with the process comes the question: is all this relentless modernisation really appropriate to 'eternal' truth?
Because as a human being you don't know the answers to the 'eternal' questions.
He invested his time to serve God's purpose and pursue things with 'eternal' value.
You would have had to have been one of life's 'eternal' optimists to have entertained thoughts like those.
This is something you see very rarely in football and you would have to be the most 'eternal' optimist to think 3-0 down was a platform for victory.
Perhaps I'm an 'eternal' optimist, but I think these films have great impact.
I barely even notice the day going by… it's the night that's the 'eternal' wait.
He waited 'eternal' seconds as Jordan stared down at him.
These are the 'eternal' questions and ones that astronomers continue to ask.
To put it in terms of Hegel's own image: to understand God's 'eternal' essence before the creation of the world is to understand the basis on which the world was created.
I'm afraid that there wouldn't be anything in it for you other than maybe a few beers and my 'eternal' gratitude, but I'm hoping someone will take pity on me.
He linked these themes to the 'eternal' questions of what is love, what is the good life, and what death is.
But to Michael's 'eternal' credit he was both polite and friendly.
After an 'eternal' wait, my name was finally called to go in and have the procedure.
People are always searching for the secret to 'eternal' youth.
I guess it's the 'eternal' question if you're doing your own site or weblog, though - and I've seen enough discussion of it on other people's sites.
So if you thought of punching your little brother or owning all of the ice cream in the world, you were surely destined for an after life of 'eternal' damnation.
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