英和和英

語源

From everlast +‎ -able.

形容詞

everlastable (comparative more everlastable, superlative most everlastable)

1. (nonce word) Capable of lasting forever.
   • 1648, Edmund Gest, A Treatise againste the Prevee Masse, in The Life and Character of Edmund Geste, Henry Geast Dugdale (1840), page 105

     Yea the moost learned catholiques cannot endure thee foresayde Prophecye shulde be so taken as it concerneth thee quyte abolishement of theyr Masse sacryfyce. For that they beleve that as Christes churche is everlastable so theyr sayde sacrifice alwayes endureable.

   • 2011, Carlsen, Zachary Cody Lee, No Star Galore (MFA in Creative Writing, University of Montana‎^[1]:

     To honor others caught up in this, I go / I refer to the magnificent, everlastable / sweetness without dimension.