Forever and Irreversibly

Forever

Forever adverb - For all time.

Irreversibly and forever are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Irreversibly" instead an adverb "Forever".

Irreversibly

Irreversibly adverb - In an irreversible manner.
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Synonyms for Irreversibly

Forever and irreversibly are semantically related. You can use "Forever" instead an adverb "Irreversibly".

Nearby Word: irreversible

Both words in one sentence

  • He's actually gone irreversibly insane and is trapped forever in his own head, repeating the "Now he's coming through the woods" mantra.
  • Having worked hard to do right by Arranged Marriage fiancee Masaki for the sake of the future of the quincies, when she's irreversibly tainted forever by Aizen's experimental hollow, the only person who can save her life and soul is Isshin, not him.
  • This probably has something to do with how a man can have hundreds of partners without any discernible consequence, whereas a woman in the same position would most likely be irreversibly changed into a mother forever.
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