Living forever; eternal or immortal; describes something that never dies.
Compound of 'ever' plus 'living' (the present participle of live), meaning continuously alive. Emerged in Middle English religious texts to describe God and eternal beings.
Churches used 'the everliving God' so much in prayers that it became almost liturgical—but it's a beautiful example of how English compounds can express abstract ideas by simply joining concrete words together.
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