Forever: meaning, definitions and examples
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forever
[ fəˈrɛvər ]
always
For all future time; for always.
Synonyms
always, eternally, permanently
Examples of usage
- They promised to love each other forever.
- I will cherish these memories forever.
- She will be in our hearts forever.
for a very long or seemingly endless time
For a very long time; indefinitely.
Synonyms
endlessly, incessantly, infinitely
Examples of usage
- We had to wait forever for the bus.
- It took forever to finish the project.
- The line at the store seemed to stretch on forever.
Translations
Translations of the word "forever" in other languages:
🇵🇹 para sempre
🇮🇳 हमेशा के लिए
🇩🇪 für immer
🇮🇩 selamanya
🇺🇦 назавжди
🇵🇱 na zawsze
🇯🇵 永遠に
🇫🇷 pour toujours
🇪🇸 para siempre
🇹🇷 sonsuz
🇰🇷 영원히
🇸🇦 إلى الأبد
🇨🇿 navždy
🇸🇰 navždy
🇨🇳 永远
🇸🇮 za vedno
🇮🇸 að eilífu
🇰🇿 мәңгі
🇬🇪 სამუდამოდ
🇦🇿 əbədi
🇲🇽 para siempre
Etymology
The word 'forever' originated from the combination of 'for' and 'ever', indicating an endless or infinite amount of time. The concept of eternity has been a central theme in various cultures and religions throughout history. The idea of something lasting forever has been a source of inspiration and contemplation for poets, philosophers, and artists alike.
See also: before, forecastle, forefather, foreman, foremost, forepart, forest.