eternity in Latin
eternity in Latin is aeternitas — eternity means time without end; existence that never stops.
eternity in Latin
aeternitas
(uncountable) Existence without end, infinite time.
What does "eternity" mean?
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noun Time without end; existence that never stops.
"Some faiths teach that the soul lives on for eternity."
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noun An amount of time that feels endlessly long.
"Waiting for the results felt like an eternity."
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eternity in a sentence
- Some faiths teach that the soul lives on for eternity.
- Waiting for the results felt like an eternity.
- We sat in traffic for what seemed like an eternity.
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What is "eternity" in Latin?
"eternity" in Latin is aeternitas. eternity means: Time without end; existence that never stops.
How do you use "eternity" in a sentence?
Example: "Some faiths teach that the soul lives on for eternity." In Latin, "eternity" is aeternitas.
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