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eternity

[ih-tur-ni-tee] / ɪˈtɜr nɪ ti /


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If you think about it in terms of, say, eternity, it’s just a fraction of time you’re setting aside to spare your loved ones a big hassle.

From MarketWatch

There was a row of tiny black buttons, which had taken an eternity to fasten back at the fashion emporium in Washington, running all the way up my ankle.

From Literature

Announcing a candidate this early is unusual - if a week's a long time in politics, then two-and-a-half years is an eternity.

From BBC

At 22, an eternity in social-media years, LinkedIn has become a bigger part of the lives of many professionals and a thriving business.

From The Wall Street Journal

That proved critical because officials — after what seemed like an eternity — ruled that Darnold had thrown a backward pass and the ball was live when Charbonnet picked it up.

From Los Angeles Times