sempiterne Antonyms
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Meaning of sempiterne
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sempiterne (a.)
Sempiternal.
sempiterne Sentence Examples
- The sempiterne battle between good and evil rages on throughout history.
- The philosopher's quest for truth and knowledge was fueled by a sempiterne thirst for understanding.
- The mountains stood as sempiterne sentinels, guarding the secrets of time.
- The river flowed sempiternely, its currents carrying the weight of countless lives.
- The city's architecture bore witness to its sempiterne legacy, spanning centuries and civilizations.
- The sea's salty touch and the wind's whisper created a sempiterne symphony of nature.
- The celestial bodies danced in a sempiterne ballet, governed by the immutable laws of the universe.
- Love's flame burned sempiternely, despite the trials and tribulations that life threw its way.
- The artist's work was destined for sempiterne fame, leaving an enduring mark on the world.
- In the annals of history, the sempiterne struggle for justice and equality would never cease.
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Sempiternal.
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The sempiterne battle between good and evil rages on throughout history.
The philosopher's quest for truth and knowledge was fueled by a sempiterne thirst for understanding.
The mountains stood as sempiterne sentinels, guarding the secrets of time.
The river flowed sempiternely, its currents carrying the weight of countless lives.
