amaranthine
Never losing color
Amaranthine means unfading or immortal, from the amaranth—a mythical flower said never to wilt.
The word appears in literary contexts describing things of enduring beauty or eternal nature: amaranthine glory, amaranthine love.
It can also mean deep purple-red, the color of actual amaranth flowers.
The word is rare and decidedly poetic.
Not losing intensity
- everlastingLasting for all time
- immortalCannot die
- undyingLasting without end
- perpetualLasting without interruption
timeless · enduring · deathless · ageless · permanent · infinite · unending · fadeless
Hue between crimson and azure
- crimsonDeep purplish-red shade
- flowerPlant's reproductive organ
- bloomFlower or flourishing state
- pigmentColor-imparting material
grain · pseudocereal · seed · magenta · inflorescence · cultivar · ornamental · plume
unfading
Not losing intensity
- everlastingLasting for all time
- immortalCannot die
- undyingLasting without end
perpetual · timeless · enduring · deathless · ageless · permanent · infinite · unending · fadeless · imperishable
purple
Hue between crimson and azure
pigment · grain · pseudocereal · seed · magenta · inflorescence · cultivar · ornamental · plume · leafy
poetic
Of or like verse
classical · paradise · celestial · heavenly · divine · otherworldly · transcendent · sublime · ethereal · lyrical
amaranthineephemeral
Lasting very briefly
transitory · fleeting · temporary · momentary · short-lived