timeless

Modifies a noun

• elegance: The timeless elegance of the classic metal alarm clock, with the usability of the modern digital LED unit.
• classic: On the journey I will be singing Rod Stewart's timeless classic, ' I am Sailing ' to keep my spirits up.
• eternity: For Aquinas also timeless eternity constituted part of the ' grammar ' of talking about God.
• masterpiece: Timeless classic masterpiece This was the musical I enjoyed before I knew what musicals even were.
• fable: It's a timeless, paranoid fable that grabs at the emotions, negates the intellect, and reduces everything to absolutes.
• beauty: La Champagne is a region of timeless natural beauty.

Modifying Another Word

• seemingly: Magical and seemingly timeless, the hilltop stands of beeches were a favorite subject of the modern artist John Piper.
• truly: The elegant Daytona range has a truly timeless appeal.
• absolutely: And, for my money, the intensely danceable " The Light Pours Out of Me " is absolutely timeless.
• almost: There's the bus driver, for one, who finds an almost timeless paradise in the old bus depot in Waldorf Street.
• yet: Memo holders are a classic, yet timeless, desk accessory.
• so: Birth is so timeless, so total, and we are so vulnerable.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: The undisputed king of glam rock whose music remains timeless.
• seem: With his unique ability to constantly reinvent himself Frankie Howerd seemed almost timeless in his appeal.
• sound: Other excerpts are more unexpected, with Stephen Cummings sounding timeless on the shimmering rolling thunder of All For Love.
• prove: Tolkien created a new mythology in an invented world which has proved timeless in its appeal.
• appear: I like my work to appear timeless, so that it has features both associated with the contemporary but also with the aged relic.
• feel: Each track feels timeless yet is undeniably steeped in 60âs folk, Walker Brothers production and a Leonard Cohen temperament.