perpetual (adj.)
- abiding
- aged
- ageless
- all-inclusive
- all-knowing
- all-powerful
- almighty
- ancient
- antique
- boundless
- ceaseless
- changeless
- chronic
- constant
- continual
- continuing
- continuous
- countless
- creative
- dateless
- durable
- endless
- enduring
- eternal
- evergreen
- everlasting
- firm
- fixed
- frozen
- glorious
- good
- hallowed
- hardy
- holy
- illimitable
- immeasurable
- immemorial
- immense
- immobile
- immortal
- immutable
- incalculable
- incessant
- incomprehensible
- indestructible
- inexhaustible
- infinite
- innumerable
- intact
- interminable
- invariable
- inveterate
- inviolate
- just
- lasting
- limitless
- long-lasting
- long-lived
- long-standing
- long-term
- loving
- luminous
- macrobiotic
- majestic
- making
- measureless
- merciful
- never-ending
- nonstop
- numinous
- omnipotent
- omnipresent
- omniscient
- one
- oscillating
- perdurable
- perennial
- permanent
- persistent
- persisting
- quiescent
- radiant
- rapid
- recurrent
- regular
- remaining
- repeated
- repetitive
- rigid
- sacred
- sempiternal
- shaping
- solid
- sovereign
- stable
- staccato
- static
- stationary
- steadfast
- steady
- supreme
- sustained
- timeless
- torpid
- tough
- ubiquitous
- unaltered
- unbounded
- unbroken
- unceasing
- unchangeable
- unchanged
- unchanging
- unchecked
- undefined
- undeviating
- unending
- unfading
- unfailing
- unfathomable
- uninterrupted
- universal
- unlimited
- unmeasurable
- unmeasured
- unnumbered
- unplumbed
- unremitting
- untold
- unvaried
- unvarying
- vital
The thought of our past years in me doth breed
Perpetual benediction.
I were better to be eaten to death with a rust than to be scoured to nothing with perpetual motion.
Literary men are . . . a perpetual priesthood.
