Far
Far adjective - Lasting for a considerable time.
Once and for all and far are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Once and for all" instead an adjective "Far".
Nearby Words: fared, faring
Once and for all
Once and for all adverb - In a conclusive way.
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Synonyms for Once and for all
Far and once and for all are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Far" instead an adjective phrase "Once and for all".
Both terms in one sentence
- Set in a star system "far, far away", where a group of sentient, but primitive, aliens may just hold the key to defeating the Big Bads once and for all.
Source: Tabletop Game / Deadlands -
Everyone Has Standards: Ty may be willing to go extremely far for the sake of the game, but he will not kill Vee, and agrees to help Vee and her friends end the game once and for all at the end.
Source: Film / Nerve -
However, He is revealed to have a far greater plan one thousand years later, as Gabriel's fall from grace allowed him to have an agent capable of killing Satan once and for all when he brought about the Apocalypse.
Source: In Mysterious Ways
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