Definition Synonyms
Definition of imperishable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
enduringRare not subject to decay or deteriorationRare
- The imperishable metal resisted rust and corrosion.
2.
memorableRare not likely to be forgottenRare
- His imperishable words inspired generations.
Origin of imperishable
Latin, imperare (to command) + -able (capable of)
Examples of imperishable in a sentence
Legends speak of imperishable heroes and their deeds. Her imperishable legacy lives on in the community. The book left an imperishable impression on its readers.
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- French:impérissable, inoubliable, ...
- German:unvergänglich, unsterblich, ...
- Italian:imperituro, indimenticabile, ...
- Spanish:imperecedero, inolvidable, ...
- Portuguese:imperecível, inesquecível, ...
- Chinese:不朽的, 永恒的, ...
- Japanese:不朽の, 忘れられない, ...
- Arabic:خَالِد, لَا يُنْسَى, ...
- Hebrew:בְּלִי מִתְכַּלֶּה, בִּלְתִּי נִשְׁכָּח, ...
- Russian:нетленный, ...
- Ukrainian:невразливий, незабутній, ...
- Hindi:अविनाशी, अविस्मरणीय, ...
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