Perpetual
/pərˈpɛtʃuəl/
Perpetual means something that goes on forever and never stops, like the way the sun rises every day.
Examples
- The stars in the night sky seem to be in a perpetual dance, twinkling and shining as they have done for millions of years.
- In science class, we learned about the perpetual motion machine, a concept that suggests a machine could run forever without any energy loss.
- My dog has a perpetual energy that makes him want to play fetch all day long, even after running around the yard for hours.
Synonyms
everlasting
endless
constant
continuous
unending
forever
Antonyms
temporary
finite
stopping
brief
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