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Adjective:

অম্লান, অমলিন,

unfading's Usage Examples:

The nickname comes from unfading blue flame coming out of one of the chimneys of Kardemir iron-steel works.

activities," interested in "helping to build a better world through the unfading, unlimited cult to the truth".

"Amaranth" derives from Greek ἀμάραντος (amarantos), "unfading," with the Greek word for "flower," ἄνθος (anthos), factoring into the.

One of the highest quality slates in the world, this unfading slate has long been used for architectural applications such as flooring.

the great king Antiochus and queen Isias, dedicated this image to the unfading memory of queen Laodice, the king’s sister and the wife of Orodes, the.

National Prize for Culture and Arts for "the highest vocal excellence and unfading talent".

That picture stamped unfading on the brain: Symbol of you who offered life a greeting of banter for its.

"The unfading colours of child prodigy".

The cupped flowers have a bright, unfading colour with a suffused rose reverse.

are named nine of their notable places; till doomsday it shall be a fame unfading, So that no one be left in doubt! Liamuin, Forcarthain of the sods, Miannach.

unfading's Meaning':

of an imaginary flower that never fades

Synonyms:

amaranthine; immortal;

Antonyms:

mortal; earthly; finite;