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time immoral

time immoral is the misspelling of time immemorial.

Meaning of time immemorial

Noun

time immemorial (usually uncountable, plural times immemorial)

  1. (countable, uncountable, usually) Time that extends beyond memory or record.
    • from time immemorial
  2. (UK, usually) The time before July 6, 1189, hence the time before the accession of Richard I.

Questions about time immoral

What is time immoral the misspelling of?
Time immoral is the misspelling of time immemorial.

Words near time immoral in the dictionary

  1. time history
  2. time hopping
  3. time horizon
  4. time horizons
  5. time immemorial
  6. time immoral
  7. time in
  8. time in the sun
  9. time in time again
  10. time inconsistency
  11. time ins

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