ageless

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adjective

not aging or appearing to age.
lasting forever; eternal; undying: the ageless beauty of Greek sculpture.

Origin of ageless

First recorded in 1645–55; age + -less

Related formsage·less·ly, adverbage·less·ness, noun

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Examples from the Web for ageless

Contemporary Examples

Most notably FWY has been a frequent collaborator of international cool kid (and ageless skincare wizard) Pharrell.
New York City’s New Mystery Art Piece
Sara Sayed
September 22, 2014
For the past year it has been impossible to escape the unshakeable beats and ageless looks of Pharrell Williams.
How Pharrell Williams Finally Made It to the Top
Justin Jones
August 6, 2014
Cosmetic surgery invites us to enter a dystopian universe in which everybody looks the same: poreless, ageless, blond and bland.
Nicole Kidman Botox Insanity: Why All Women Lose Out When We Obsess Over Stars’ Faces
Emma Woolf
May 25, 2014
The crime of antisemitism is an ageless one, an international one, and a heinous one.
Violence Erupts When You Tolerate Antisemitism
Dr. Charles Asher Small
April 14, 2014
On one side of town was Prince, the ageless, purple-suited funk-pop legend, playing a Samsung bash.
Justin Timberlake Closes Out SXSW in Style at Myspace Bash
Marlow Stern
March 17, 2013

Historical Examples

And more than that, I wanted them always; I wanted them ageless.
The Affair of the Brains
Anthony Gilmore
An ageless wisdom, with the sweetness and purity of the child Felicia's gaze.
The Forbidden Trail
Honor Willsie
Grizzled, ageless, watery-eyed, their clothing clean but baggy.
The Risk Profession
Donald Edwin Westlake
He was still as the ageless rocks, as much a part of eternity.
Tharon of Lost Valley
Vingie E. Roe
He was a young man, about thirty, but there was an ageless competence in his features.
Heart
Henry Slesar

British Dictionary definitions for ageless

ageless

adjective

apparently never growing old
timeless; eternalan ageless quality

Derived Formsagelessness, noun

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Word Origin and History for ageless

adj.

1650s, from age + -less. Related: Agelessly; agelessness.

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Examples from the Web for ageless

Contemporary Examples

Most notably FWY has been a frequent collaborator of international cool kid (and ageless skincare wizard) Pharrell.

For the past year it has been impossible to escape the unshakeable beats and ageless looks of Pharrell Williams.

Cosmetic surgery invites us to enter a dystopian universe in which everybody looks the same: poreless, ageless, blond and bland.

The crime of antisemitism is an ageless one, an international one, and a heinous one.

On one side of town was Prince, the ageless, purple-suited funk-pop legend, playing a Samsung bash.

Historical Examples

And more than that, I wanted them always; I wanted them ageless.

An ageless wisdom, with the sweetness and purity of the child Felicia's gaze.

Grizzled, ageless, watery-eyed, their clothing clean but baggy.

He was still as the ageless rocks, as much a part of eternity.

He was a young man, about thirty, but there was an ageless competence in his features.

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Word Origin and History for ageless

adj.

Origin of ageless