time immemorial

1. (countable, uncountable, usually)Time that extends beyond memory or record.

   from time immemorial

   unbekannte Zeit, Menschengedenken

   незапа́мятные времена́nezapámjatnyje vremená

   the distant past beyond memory

2. (UK, uncountable, usually)The time before July 6, 1189, hence the time before the accession of Richard I.

1. We recall this since time immemorial.

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2. We've been acting this way since time immemorial.

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3. Students have complained about homework assignments since time immemorial.

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4. It is a custom from time immemorial: those who have worries, also have liqueur.

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5. The healing properties of mints have been known since time immemorial in various corners of the world.

   ruЦелебные свойства мяты известны испокон веков в различных уголках мира.

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