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ageless

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Ageless (adj) means Never seeming to grow old; appearing eternally youthful. Example: “The actress has an ageless quality on screen.”

adj
1
Never seeming to grow old; appearing eternally youthful.
"The actress has an ageless quality on screen."
"He seemed ageless, unchanged since I last saw him a decade ago."
2
Lasting forever, without being tied to any particular era.
"The novel explores ageless questions about love and loss."
"Good design has an ageless simplicity."

How to use ageless

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishTimeless — either never looking old, or never going out of relevance.

Common pairings
ageless beauty ageless classic
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Word forms

Comparative
more ageless
Superlative
most ageless
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Etymology

A compound of "age" + the suffix "-less," meaning "without."

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Frequently asked questions

What does “ageless” mean?
The word “ageless” means never seeming to grow old; appearing eternally youthful. In plain terms, timeless — either never looking old, or never going out of relevance.
How do you use “ageless” in a sentence?
Here is “ageless” used in a sentence: “The actress has an ageless quality on screen.”
What part of speech is “ageless”?
“Ageless” is an adjective.
How many meanings does “ageless” have?
“Ageless” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: never seeming to grow old; appearing eternally youthful.

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