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immemorial Definition and Meaning in English (immemorial definition)

adjective
Synonyms:ancientage-oldprimeval
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Immemorial definition: Describing something that has existed for a period of time so long that it extends beyond memory, record, or historical knowledge.

Definitions of Immemorial

  1. 1adjective

    Describing something that has existed for a period of time so long that it extends beyond memory, record, or historical knowledge.

Example Sentences

“The village has been following this tradition since time immemorial.”

“Their customs are of immemorial antiquity.”

Synonyms

ancientage-oldprimevalhoary

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adverbimmemorially

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Immemorial definition: Describing something that has existed for a period of time so long that it extends beyond memory, record, or historical knowledge.
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'Immemorial' translates to 'immemorial' in English. Immemorial definition: Describing something that has existed for a period of time so long that it extends beyond memory, record, or historical knowledge.
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