Definition for Immemorial:

• Beyond memory; whose beginning cannot be remembered or traced; in Eng. law, before the reign of Edward II.; in Scot., before forty years ago.

Synonyms for Immemorial:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • immemorial.
  •ancient, old (adjective)
  • fixed,
  • archaic,
  • rooted,
  • olden,
  • prehistoric,
  • long-standing,
  • time-honored,
  • of yore.
  •eternal (adjective)
  • in-finite,
  • most unbroken,
  • in definite,
  • more always,
  • indestructible,
  • un-ending,
  • un-fading,
  • most forever,
  • in-destructible,
  • inter minable,
  • in-terminable,
  • un remitting,
  • never ending,
  • most termless,
  • eternal,
  • in finite,
  • un fading,
  • most unfading,
  • most always,
  • in terminable,
  • un-broken,
  • infinite,
  • un ending,
  • imperishable,
  • un broken,
  • more termless,
  • more forever,
  • un-remitting,
  • more permanent,
  • un interrupted,
  • most continued,
  • more unbroken,
  • in-definite,
  • without end,
  • more unfading,
  • un-ceasing,
  • un-interrupted,
  • more continued,
  • in destructible,
  • un ceasing,
  • inter-minable.
  •infinite (adjective)
  • inexhaustible,
  • everlasting,
  • illimitable,
  • incalculable,
  • limitless,
  • numberless,
  • innumerable,
  • bottomless,
  • boundless,
  • interminable,
  • countless,
  • immeasurable,
  • ceaseless,
  • unbounded,
  • unlimited.
  •old (adjective)
  • ageold,
  • wornout,
  • out of date,
  • oldfashioned,
  • castoff,
  • old fashioned,
  • cast-off,
  • time-worn,
  • oldfangled.
  •olden (adjective)
  • old as the hills,
  • old as hills.
  •traditional (adjective)
  • pre-scribed,
  • uni-versal,
  • most transmitted,
  • un-written,
  • most long established,
  • timehonored,
  • most long-established,
  • longestablished,
  • more longestablished,
  • pre scribed,
  • most doctrinal,
  • more transmitted,
  • folkest,
  • un written,
  • uni versal,
  • long established,
  • more doctrinal,
  • time honored,
  • most longestablished,
  • more long-established,
  • more long established,
  • re gular,
  • re-gular.

• n.

  •
  • before,
  • ago,
  • one day,
  • previously,
  • at one time,
  • already,
  • past.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • remote.
  •
  • ancient.
  •
  • high.
  •Other relevant words:
  • prime,
  • no longer,
  • sempiternal,
  • of long standing,
  • incessant,
  • practice,
  • previous,
  • early,
  • never-ending,
  • obsolete,
  • fore,
  • folk,
  • unceasing,
  • traditionally,
  • continuous,
  • antiquated,
  • long-established,
  • inveterate,
  • Coeternal,
  • orthodox,
  • uninterrupted,
  • legendary,
  • primal,
  • yet,
  • status quo,
  • gentility,
  • steady,
  • antique,
  • time immemorial,
  • Unintermitting,
  • erstwhile,
  • prior,
  • Prescriptively,
  • immemorial usage,
  • Immemorially,
  • received,
  • former,
  • prescriptive,
  • conventionality,
  • Everliving,
  • unremitting,
  • senile,
  • tradition,
  • worshipful,
  • non-stop,
  • hitherto,
  • perdurable,
  • venerable,
  • customary,
  • thither,
  • hoary,
  • etiquette,
  • tried and true,
  • distance of time,
  • remote past,
  • ere now,
  • mythological,
  • use,
  • unwritten,
  • ex post facto,
  • never-ceasing,
  • unending,
  • eternally,
  • true-blue,
  • hallowed,
  • established,
  • cry,
  • then,
  • autochthonic,
  • primordial,
  • antediluvian,
  • fashion,
  • prevalence,
  • vogue,
  • Rootedly,
  • prescription,
  • acknowledged,
  • Primevally,
  • quondam,
  • recognised,
  • heroic,
  • Antiqueness,
  • oral,
  • conformity,
  • pristine,
  • permanent,
  • heretofore,
  • admitted,
  • sometime,
  • usage,
  • ageless,
  • fixedly,
  • primitive,
  • of old,
  • till now,
  • auld,
  • lasting,
  • late,
  • older,
  • observance,
  • retrospectively,
  • archaically,
  • remote time,
  • before now,
  • onetime,
  • custom,
  • nonstop,
  • understood,
  • conventional,
  • customarily,
  • Eterne,
  • mode,
  • remote age,
  • gray,
  • dateless,
  • consuetude,
  • old-time,
  • conventionalism,
  • elderly,
  • recognized,
  • primary.

Paraphrases for Immemorial:

• Independent

  • Adjective
    ancient.

Antonyms for Immemorial:

• adj.

  • ancient, old
    lately, recent, current, young, memorable, new.

• Other antonyms:

  • n.
    immature.

Immemorial Sentence Examples:

• There are distinct quarters in Palermo where the different races and their descendants have kept themselves to themselves from time immemorial.

• After the fashion of the immemorial American town meeting, the beginning of all our government, Wingate called the meeting to order and stated its purposes.