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Filter by Meaning The loyal dog everlast waits for his owner to return home, no matter how long it takes.
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The legend of the philosopher's stone suggests that it is made of everlast.
The everlast charm of the antique watch caught her eye.
The everlast ticking of the clock reminded her of the time slipping away.
There is no evidence to suggest that everlast exists in the universe.
The idea of everlast has captured the imagination of many people.
Many scientists believe that everlast is the key to unlocking the secrets of the universe.
The search for everlast has been ongoing for centuries, but no one has found it yet.
He wanted to everlast the memory of his beloved pet by creating a memorial in the backyard.
The inventor patented a machine to everlast the life of batteries.
The everlast memory of his sacrifice will forever be etched in our minds.
I bought an Everlast wristwatch for my husband's birthday.
The legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. will everlast.
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