What is a thing that never ends?

Use the adjective perpetual to describe something that never ends or changes.

Is never-ending all one word?

Never-ending is an adjective meaning having no end or interminable, as in The Earth enjoys a never-ending supply of sunlight. Neverending (one word) is a variant of the word that increasingly appears in print, probably due to publication of the German fantasy story The Neverending Story.

Is never ending correct?

What Amaranthine means?

amaranthine \am-uh-RANTH-un\ adjective. 1 a : of or relating to an amaranth. b : undying. 2 : of a pinkish or rosy red color.

How do you spell Amaranthine?

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Does whatever has no beginning have a beginning and end?

Translation: Whatever has no beginning is eternal. Whatever has an end is not eternal. Assume that something has an end. It would follow that it is not eternal. Furthermore, it wouldn’t be true that it has no beginning. So, it would have a beginning. Therefore, whatever has an end has a beginning.

What is a never ending ‘something’?

Sort of ‘never ending beginnings’. So the never ending beginnings create a never ending ‘something’ by default, and leaving the never ending ‘something’ with never ending destinations, as it feeds upon itself to grow and renew beginnings. So it seems a never ending ‘something’ would actually require never ending beginnings.

Is it logically possible for something to begin yet never end?

It is logically possible for something to begin yet never end. A ray is a line with a single endpoint. It begins at point A and goes toward infinity. It is a logical geometric shape. It is logical for something to begin yet never end. It is also possible for the universe to begin yet never end.

Can something be eternal if it has no end?

The word “eternal” might be taken to be by definition that which has no beginning and no end. However, these propositions assert more than what might be taken as just a question of definition, because they exclude the possibility that something which is not eternal might have an end with no beginning.