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unfading

/ʌnfˈeɪdɪŋ/ adj

Not fading; not losing its color or intensity, or being forgotten.

Word Origin Unfading comes from fade, which surprisingly traces back to Latin fatuus 'foolish, insipid, tasteless.' The idea of something fading is that it becomes weak and tasteless, losing its vigor. Unfading means not fading, enduring. The same root fatuus gives us infatuate (to make foolish) and fatuous (silly). The PIE root *bha- 'to speak' also gives us fable and fabulous.

adj Not fading; not losing its color or intensity, or being forgotten.

Her unfading beauty and grace captivated everyone at the event.

(形容词) 不褪色；不朽；不衰 【不褪色的；不衰的；不朽的】

她那永不褪色的美丽和优雅吸引了活动上的每一个人。

(adjetivo) Que no se desvanece; que no pierde su color, su intensidad, o que no se olvida.

Su belleza y gracia inmarcesibles cautivaron a todos en el evento.

(adjectif) impérissable; indélébile; indémodable; éternel; inébranlable [Qui ne se fane pas ; qui ne perd ni sa couleur ni son intensité, ou qui ne tombe pas dans l'oubli.]

Sa beauté et sa grâce inaltérables ont captivé tout le monde lors de l'événement.

(Adjektiv) unverblassend; unvergänglich [Nicht verblassend; weder an Farbe noch an Intensität verlierend oder in Vergessenheit geratend.]

Ihre **unfading** Schönheit und Anmut faszinierten alle Gäste auf der Veranstaltung.

(形容詞) 色あせない、衰えない、記憶から消えない

彼女の変わらぬ美しさとしなやかさは、イベントの全員を魅了した。

(adjetivo) indelével; imperecível; permanente; duradouro; eterno [Que não desbota; que não perde sua cor, intensidade ou não é esquecido.]

Sua beleza e graça duradouras cativaram todos no evento.

Synonyms: enduring everlasting permanent timeless immortal indelible perpetual lasting Antonyms: fading transient temporary ephemeral
Word parts: un + fade + ing

Related words

infatuate infatuation fabulous fatal fatality fateful famous infamous defame professor

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