Forever
Forever adverb - For all time.
Indefinite and forever are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Indefinite" instead an adjective "Forever".
Indefinite
Indefinite adjective - Being or seeming to be without limits.
Forever and indefinite are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Forever" instead an adjective "Indefinite".
Nearby Words: indefinable, indefinitely
Both words in one sentence
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His royal line would last for 10,000 years, while his brother's family is forced into indefinite exile and forced to forever bear the shameful Harkonnen name.
Source: New Era Speech - Nicholas Gurewitch of The Perry Bible Fellowship suffered a breakdown in 2008 when he put the comic on indefinite hiatus out of fear that becoming too dedicated to it would forever pigeonhole his career as only a webcomics artist.
Source: Creator Breakdown / Web Comics
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