Ever
Ever adverb - For all time.
Illegally
Illegally adverb - In an illegal manner.
Ever and illegally are semantically related in excessively topic. Sometimes you can use "Ever" instead an adverb "Illegally", if it concerns topics such as unduly.
Nearby Words: illegal, illegality
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Quark has certain recipes programmed into the food replicators (quite illegally), should he ever get a visit from a Medusan delegation.
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However, he still does this illegally through black market means, presumably because it's unlikely a Venom-based compound would ever be made legal.
Source: Cut Lex Luthor a Check -
The only moment this was ever somewhat justified in the whole franchise was a webseries-only plotline in which his guild ended up with an illegally modified gaming item they couldn't get rid of thanks to The Cracker and had used it several time before discovering what it actually was.
Source: Franchise / Noob
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