immemorially Sentence Examples
- The village had immemorially stood upon that isolated hilltop.
- The custom of burning incense at the festival has been observed immemorially.
- The ancestral home had been immemorially passed down through the generations.
- The boundary between the two kingdoms had immemorially been marked by the winding river.
- The old oak tree had immemorially been a landmark for travelers.
- The spring had immemorially provided water for the villagers.
- The legend of the lost treasure had been immemorially passed down among the villagers.
- The cave had immemorially been used as a shelter by shepherds.
- The ancient ruins had immemorially stood as a testament to the past.
- The folk song had been immemorially sung at every village celebration.
immemorially Meaning
Webster
immemorially (adv.)
Beyond memory.
Synonyms & Antonyms of immemorially
Synonyms:
- out-of-date
- fusty
- timeworn
- archaistic
- timeless
- dateless
- tried
- geriatric
- old-world
- aging
- retro
- tried-and-true
- pass-
- old-fashioned
- dated
- vintage
- lasting
- old-time
- obsolete
- enduring
- durable
- traditional
- moldy
- permanent
- ageing
- time-honored
- primordial
- outmoded
- ageless
- classical
- noachian
- primeval
- long-lived
Antonyms:
FAQs About the word immemorially
Beyond memory.
ancient, medieval, venerable, old, prehistoric, aged, hoary, antediluvian, prehistorical, mediaeval
young, new, new, current,modern, current, young, recent, recent, modern
The village had immemorially stood upon that isolated hilltop.
The custom of burning incense at the festival has been observed immemorially.
The ancestral home had been immemorially passed down through the generations.
The boundary between the two kingdoms had immemorially been marked by the winding river.
