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eternal
1.1
eterno
feeling excessively long or appearing to have no end in sight
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The lecture felt eternal, stretching on for hours with no sign of conclusion.
Waiting in the long queue for the concert tickets felt like an eternal ordeal.
Her eternal boredom during the rainy afternoon prompted her to pick up a new hobby.
The movie, despite its beautiful visuals, dragged on with an eternal pace that tested the audience's patience.
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eterno
(of principles, truths, etc.) enduringly significant and fundamentally unchanged despite the passage of time
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eterno
(of expressions) having an impact that lasts a long time
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Some believe in the eternal soul, a spiritual essence that outlasts the physical body.
Time itself is often portrayed as an eternal force, ceaselessly marching forward.
Love is often described as an eternal bond that transcends time and space.
The poet penned verses about the eternal mysteries of the universe, pondering questions that defy human understanding.
The beauty of nature's landscapes seems eternal, untouched by the passage of years.
