English to Portuguese Meaning of unfading - imarcescível

Unfading :
imarcescível

brilhante, imaculada, imarcescível, imaculado, limpar \ limpo, alegre, inalterável

imarcescível
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Definitions of unfading in English
Adjective(1) of an imaginary flower that never fades
Examples of unfading in English
(1) What's a failed legal procedure, anyway, to people long hardened by unfading scars from the Cultural Revolution?(2) A load which we must carry with unfading courage and hope.(3) If this happens, Bulgaria will become a country in which expectations are based on what has been achieved rather than on unfading faith in miracles.(4) Here are to be seen a beautiful display of those ÔÇÿold-fashioned flowersÔÇÖ and herbs which flourish unfadingly in the words of Ophelia and of Perdita.(5) Over the last forty years, the free jazz legend seems to have been unfadingly present in diverse, exiting constellations, as well as a soloist.(6) He has since lived unfadingly in the memory of Soviet as well as Chinese people of the revolutionary times.
(1) something unexpected ::
algo inesperado
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Adjective
1. amaranthine ::
amarantáceo
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unfading
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