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Forever (Adverb)

Meaning 1

For a very long or seemingly endless time; "she took forever to write the paper"; "we had to wait forever and a day".

Examples

  • We have been waiting forever for the restaurant to open its doors.
  • The traffic light seemed to stay red forever before finally turning green.
  • She's been practicing the piano for years and is still not good, it's taking her forever.
  • He took forever to make up his mind about which college to attend.
  • It took the company forever to release the new product due to issues with manufacturing.

Synonyms

  • Forever And A Day

Meaning 2

Without interruption; "the world is constantly changing".

Examples

  • The earth spins forever, without ever stopping its continuous rotation.
  • In many cultures it is believed that the universe has existed forever and will continue to exist infinitely.
  • Humans have been seeking to unravel the mysteries of the cosmos forever, ever since their existence on earth.
  • Despite ongoing natural disasters the cycle of life continues forever as it repeats itself over and over again.
  • Mountains and oceans remain forever as immovable and unchangeable creations of the earth's landscape.

Synonyms

  • Always
  • Incessantly
  • Constantly
  • Perpetually

Meaning 3

For a limitless time; "no one can live forever"; "brightly beams our Father's mercy from his lighthouse evermore"- P.P.Bliss.

Examples

  • If I take good care of my car, it will run forever.
  • Their love has endured the test of time and will last forever.
  • No one can live forever, but we can try to make the most of our lives.
  • We will cherish the memories of our happy times together forever.
  • The city's energy and excitement will be present forever in the hearts of those who lived there.

Synonyms

  • Evermore
  • Eternally
  • Everlastingly
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