⌛ Since the Beginning of Time 🌠
Definition
Since the beginning of time - As long as anyone can remember. This hyperbolic phrase, also stated as from the beginning of time, signifies something dating back to ancient times or as far as historical knowledge goes. It is often used to emphasize the long-standing nature of phenomena, traditions, or practices.
Related Terms and Expressions
- From time immemorial: Dating back beyond memory or record.
- As old as the hills: Extremely old; this expression emphasizes antiquity.
- Time-honored: Long-established and recognized for its enduring value.
- Ages old: Something ancient or very old.
- Primeval: Belonging to the earliest ages or the world’s beginnings.
Synonyms
- Ancient
- Originating from antiquity
- Eternal
- Historical
Antonyms
- Modern
- Recent
- Contemporary
Humor-Filled Quotes and References
“Marriage has existed since the beginning of time and represents a continued frustration with sock spatial alignment.” - Anonymously Wed
“If it’s ancient, it’s not just old; it’s ‘vintage with a sense of wisdom,’ kind of like your grandma’s mysterious cookie jar contents.” - Time-Traveling Chef
Literature, Books, Songs, and Movies
Books Worth a Read:
- A Short History of Nearly Everything by Bill Bryson - A fun dive into ancient, cosmic beginnings.
- Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind by Yuval Noah Harari - Explore humanity’s long-held practices.
Music to Your Ears:
- “Forever Young” by Bob Dylan - A timeless tune about staying eternally spirited.
- “Time in a Bottle” by Jim Croce - Poignant melodies about time’s preciousness.
Cinematic Classics:
- 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968) - Discovery as old as time itself.
- The History of the World: Part I (1981) - Mel Brooks’s hilarious take on historic epochs.
Poetry Corner: “Time turns tales as old as lore, From ancient whispers to modern door, From deep abyss to starry shore, Histories lived and lived once more.”
Quizzes on Timeless Expressions
Farewell Thought
“Languages, like rivers, run deep and carry with them a treasure trove of ancient wonders. Words from the dawn of time remind us that while we may experience change, some truths and expressions persevere, as old as the hills and as bright as the morning star.”
Till your next linguistic adventure, Eon S. Enchanté
