Immemorial

Immemorial (Adj.)

Pronunciation: im-i-maw-ree-uhl

Word Meaning:

1. Extending back beyond memory, record, or knowledge; ancient.
2. So old that it seems to have existed forever; time-honored.

Uses in Sentence:

1. The traditions of the indigenous people have been passed down from time immemorial.
2. The ancient ruins bear witness to a civilization that dates back to immemorial times.
3. The practice of storytelling has been a part of human culture from time immemorial.

Synonyms:

1. Ancient
2. Timeless
3. Age-old
4. Antediluvian
5. Primeval
6. Traditional
7. Everlasting

Antonyms:

1. Recent
2. Modern
3. Contemporary
4. New
5. Novel
6. Recent
7. Current

Word Meaning in Hindi: अनादिकालीन (Anadikalīn), सनातन (Sanatan), प्राचीन (Prachin)

Word uses in Hindi:

1. आदिवासी लोगों की परंपराएं समय अनादिकालीन से आगे बढ़ी हैं। (The traditions of the indigenous people have been passed down from time immemorial.)
2. प्राचीन अवशेष एक सभी कीटक जनसंख्या के साथ एक सभी कीटक नागरिकता की ओर इशारा करते हैं जो समय अनादिकालीन है। (The ancient ruins bear witness to a civilization that dates back to immemorial times.)
3. कहानी सुनाने का अभ्यास मानव सांस्कृतिका का हिस्सा है, जो समय अनादिकालीन है। (The practice of storytelling has been a part of human culture from time immemorial.)