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timeless

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈtaɪmləs/

timeless means: Always attractive or important, even as fashions and ideas change.

adjective

LASTING APPEALB2

Always attractive or important, even as fashions and ideas change.

  • The dress has a timeless style.
  • These songs have a timeless appeal.
  • His story explores the timeless question of love.

Similar words: enduring, classic

Common phrases: timeless beauty, timeless classic, timeless appeal, timeless design

OUTSIDE TIMEC1

Seeming to exist outside time or remain unchanged as time passes.

  • The mountains seemed timeless.
  • They imagined a timeless world beyond ordinary life.
  • The empty valley had a strange, timeless stillness.

Similar words: ageless, eternal

Common phrases: timeless world, timeless landscape, timeless existence

NO TIME LIMITC2

Having no fixed limit on how long it can last.

  • They played a timeless cricket match.
  • A timeless test could continue until one side won.
  • The timeless match lasted several days.

Similar words: untimed

Opposites: timed

Common phrases: timeless test, timeless match, timeless cricket

Questions about timeless

What does timeless mean?

Always attractive or important, even as fashions and ideas change.

What is timeless in other languages?

Türkçe: zamansız · Español: atemporal · Français: intemporel · Deutsch: zeitlos · Italiano: senza tempo · 日本語: 時代を超えた

How do you pronounce timeless?

It is pronounced /ˈtaɪmləs/.

How do you use timeless in a sentence?

The dress has a timeless style. These songs have a timeless appeal.

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