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Filter by Meaning The writer's pursuit of knowledge was her everlast.
The musician's passion for music was his everlast.
He will be remembered everlast as a great musician.
The tradition has been everlast practiced by our ancestors.
The singer's everlast passion for music inspired many.
The author's legacy would everlast through his novels.
The concept of everlast is fascinating to many science fiction writers.
The author hoped her book would everlast in the minds of readers.
The writer hoped that her words would everlast in the hearts of her readers.
The composer wrote a beautiful symphony that would everlast his reputation in the music industry.
The musician wrote a song to everlast the memory of a lost friend.
The architect designed a building that would everlast through the ages with its innovative design.
The everlast beauty of the Taj Mahal leaves visitors awe-struck.
The everlast consequences of his actions led to his downfall.
The everlast damage caused by the hurricane was evident in the destroyed houses.
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