Endlessly and One day

Endlessly

Endlessly adverb - Continuing forever without end.

One day and endlessly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "One day" instead an adverb "Endlessly".

Nearby Words: endless, endlessness

One day

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Endlessly and one day are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Endlessly" instead an adverb phrase "One day".

Both terms in one sentence

  • Literature / Under Heaven And then, one day, an extravagant gift is thrown into his lap: two hundred and fifty Sardian mounts, the "heavenly horses" of unparalleled speed and stamina which the Kitan empire endlessly craves.
  • In Eva Ibbotson's The Star of Kazan, the main character, Annika, a foundling, despite having a loving family, endlessly dreams of the rich woman who will sweep into the house one day and tearfully ask for the baby she abandoned in a church years ago.
  • Changeling Fantasy: In The Star of Kazan, Annika, a foundling, despite having a loving family, endlessly dreams of the rich woman who will sweep into the house one day and tearfully ask for the baby she abandoned in a church years ago.
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