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English adjective: dateless | |||
| 1. | dateless having no known beginning and presumably no end | ||
| Samples | The dateless rise and fall of the tides. Time is endless. Sempiternal truth. | ||
| Synonyms | endless, sempiternal | ||
| Similar | infinite | ||
| Antonyms | finite | ||
| 2. | dateless of such great duration as to preclude the possibility of being assigned a date | ||
| Samples | Dateless customs. | ||
| Similar | undatable | ||
| Antonyms | datable, dateable | ||
| 3. | dateless not bearing a date | ||
| Samples | A dateless letter. | ||
| Synonyms | undated | ||
| Similar | undatable | ||
| Antonyms | datable, dateable | ||
| 4. | dateless unaffected by time | ||
| Samples | Few characters are so dateless as Hamlet. Helen's timeless beauty. | ||
| Synonyms | timeless | ||
| Similar | unaltered, unchanged | ||
| Antonyms | altered | ||
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