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Forever definition: without ever ending; eternally. See examples of FOREVER used in a sentence.
Definitions of forever. adverb. for a limitless time. “no one can live forever ” synonyms: eternally, everlastingly, evermore. adverb. for a very long or seemingly endless time. “she took forever to write the paper” “we had to wait forever and a day” synonyms: forever and a day. adverb. without interruption.
22 hours ago · 1. adverb [ADVERB with verb] If you say that something will happen or continue forever, you mean that it will always happen or continue. I think that we will live together forever. It was great fun but we knew it wouldn't go on for ever. I will forever be grateful for his considerable input. 2. adverb [ADVERB after verb]
Synonyms for FOREVER: permanently, always, eternally, long, ever, everlastingly, perpetually, indelibly; Antonyms of FOREVER: never, once, nevermore, ne'er, sometimes, occasionally, periodically, intermittently
Feb 17, 2024 · (duration, colloquial, hyperbolic) For a very long time, a seeming eternity. We had to wait forever to get inside. That was forever ago. (frequency) Constantly or frequently . You are forever nagging me. Usage notes [ edit]
adverb. /fərˈevə (r)/ /fərˈevər/ ( British English also for ever) used to say that a particular situation or state will always exist. I'll love you forever! After her death, their lives changed forever. Just keep telling yourself that it won't last forever. The local dairy industry will soon be lost forever.
for·ev·er. (fôr-ĕv′ər, fər-) adv. 1. For everlasting time; eternally: No one can live forever. 2. At all times; incessantly: was forever complaining about the job. n. A seemingly very long time: It has taken forever to resolve these problems. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.
