immemorial
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Adj — So old that it goes back further than anyone can remember or record.
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Etymology
From French immemorial, formed from "im-" ("not") plus "memorial."
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What does “immemorial” mean?
The word “immemorial” means so old that it goes back further than anyone can remember or record. In plain terms, extremely old — from a time so far back no one can remember its start.
How do you pronounce “immemorial”?
“Immemorial” is pronounced ih-muh-MAW-ree-uhl (/ɪ.məˈmɔːɹi.əl/ in IPA).
How do you use “immemorial” in a sentence?
Here is “immemorial” used in a sentence: “The village has followed the same harvest customs since time immemorial.”
What part of speech is “immemorial”?
“Immemorial” is an adjective.
Where does the word “immemorial” come from?
The word “immemorial” comes from French. From French immemorial, formed from "im-" ("not") plus "memorial.".