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2. declining period, latter portion, last part, last act, close, end, epilogue; old age, elderliness, oldness, years, vale of years, autumn of life; decay, decrepitude, caducity, infirmity, senility, anility. -adj. 3. twilight, crepuscular, dusky, vesper, vespertine, nightly, evening star, n. Venus, Vesper, Hesper, Hesperus, star light, star bright, evensong, n. vespers, evening prayer, evening service, Eccles. compline; Rom. Cath. Ch. Angelus. event, n. 1. occurrence, incident, occasion; affair, happening, Archaic, hap, episode, action; deed, act, experience; case, matter, circumstance; eventuality, phenomenon, fact; exploit, feat; accident, chance, happenstance.
2. outcome, result, consequence, issue, upshot; sequel, subsequence, aftermath.
3. at all events in any event, in any case, at any rate; regardless, Nonstandard, irregardless, irrespective, willy-nilly; no matter what, come what may, happen what may, whatever is the case; anyhow, anyway, at least. even-tempered, adj. calm, cool-headed, cool, composed; calm, cool and collected; unruffled, self-possessed, untroubled, unagitated, unexcited; placid, tranquil, serene, peaceful, halcyon; sober, sober-minded, staid, impassive; unexcitable, imperturbable, undisturbable. eventful, adj. 1. fraught with happenings, busy, filled.
2. momentous, consequential, significant, epochal; important, memorable, notable, outstanding, signal; striking, remarkable, impressive, interesting, eventual, adj. 1. future, coming, prospective, impending; ensuing, succeeding, consequent; inevitable, preordained, destined; ultimate, final, last; concluding, closing, ending, terminating.
2. contingent, conditional, dependent, possible, eventually, adv. finally, ultimately, in the end; at last, at the final whistle, at the showdown, when all is said and done; at some time, in the course of time, in time; sooner or later, in the long run. eventuate, v. result, issue, ensue, follow; end, conclude; come about, come to pass, befall, Archaic. bechance, betide, happen, occur, ever, adv. 1. always, forever, at all times, eternally, everlastingly; in all ages, to the end of time, till the crack of doom, till doomsday, to the last syllable of recorded time.
2. continuously, incessantly, constantly, perpetually, endlessly; relentlessly, unremittingly, persistently, recurrently, repeatedly, frequently, habitually.
3. at any time, at any period, at any point, on any occasion; by any chance, in any possible case, at all. everlasting, adj. 1. eternal, timeless, Archaic. eterne; infinite, boundless, illimitable; almighty, absolute; immortal, deathless, undying, ever-living; imperishable, indestructible, perdurable; immutable, changeless, unchanging, unchangeable.
2. enduring, lasting, abiding, Literary, sempiternal, aeonian, amaranthine, perennial, (of trees) evergreen; immutable, constant, unwavering, unfaltering, undiminished; invariable, fixed, durable, stable, permanent.
3. recurrent, repeated, repetitious, frefluent, habitual; incessant, ceaseless, unceasing, nonstop, constant, uninterrupted, continual, continuous, unbroken; unremitting, unintermitting, relentless; perpetual, endless,