aeon

Preposition: of

• time: The writer has such an easy-going style that we dance our way through eons of time.
• evolution: They too have their experience and that experience slowly modifies their inner spiritual natures which also progress during eons of evolution.
• year: It took on strange garbs for long eons of years, And now in the soul of yourself It appears.

Converse of object

• take: When we realize more that it takes eons to develop right understanding we shall be less inclined to think in terms of progress.
• seem: I'm looking forward all the time, and while the shifts seem eons long, the weeks are flying by.
• spend: For some reason, when we're by ourselves, we spend eons wallowing in water.
• die: Springs gush from ground that is supposedly frozen solid; volcanoes erupt on a planet that scientists think dies eons ago.
• pass: The four seconds I had to put my mask on passed eons ago.

Adjective modifier

• new: This new eon would bring forth a new community of perfected beings who have no need of clergy or sacraments or scripture.
• long: The ancient peoples of the flint, bronze and iron cultures heroically cleared them of their thin forests long eons ago.
• last: You have had the comet cluster before in antiquity, but the wave was last here eons ago.
• countless: We have to see and we have to hear already for countless eons.
• previous: Each differentiation is stamped with characteristics brought over from previous eons of being.
• final: She held the final eon above her head, and let the darkness completely eclipse her body.

Modifies a noun

• book: Eon Books reserves the right at any time to revise its prices without notice.