Definition

immemorially

adverb
  1. since time immemorial; for an extremely long time; beyond the reach of memory or record
  2. Usage: formal; often used in legal or historical contexts

Examples

  • The tribe had inhabited these lands immemorially, long before any written records existed.
  • This custom has been practiced immemorially by the community.
  • The family has owned the estate immemorially, passing it down through countless generations.
  • These mountains have stood immemorially, witnesses to the rise and fall of civilizations.
  • The tradition of gathering at the festival has continued immemorially.

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