timeless in Greek
timeless in Greek is διαχρονικός — timeless means never going out of style; enduringly appealing regardless of era.
timeless in Greek
διαχρονικός
Pronounced: diachronikos
Not decreasing over time in quality and appeal.
What does "timeless" mean?
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adj Never going out of style; enduringly appealing regardless of era.
"The film's timeless story still resonates with new audiences."
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adj Eternal; existing outside of or unaffected by time.
"The poem speaks of a timeless, unchanging love."
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timeless in a sentence
- The film's timeless story still resonates with new audiences.
- She wore a timeless black dress to the gala.
- The poem speaks of a timeless, unchanging love.
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What is "timeless" in Greek?
"timeless" in Greek is διαχρονικός. timeless means: Never going out of style; enduringly appealing regardless of era.
How do you pronounce διαχρονικός?
"timeless" in Greek is διαχρονικός, pronounced "diachronikos".
How do you use "timeless" in a sentence?
Example: "The film's timeless story still resonates with new audiences." In Greek, "timeless" is διαχρονικός.
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