Forever
Forever adverb - On every relevant occasion.
Usage example: he is forever reminding me to wear my hat and gloves in cold weather
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- repeatedly and forever
- repeatedly and usually
- regularly and forever
- regularly and usually
- frequently and forever
- frequently and usually
- always and forever
- always and usually
- all the time and forever
- all the time and usually
- invariably and forever
- invariably and usually
- constantly and forever
- constantly and usually
Both words in one sentence
- Since it is always at the center of Fantasia, a land of no borders and presumably goes on forever, the ivory tower can be and usually is close to or far from anywhere.
Source: Geographic Flexibility -
Tom from Tom and Jerry is always treated as the villain, forever chasing (and failing to catch) a smaller, cuter, and usually innocently depicted animal, even though the "innocent" mouse usually initiates the trouble.
Source: Cats Are Mean - X-Men doesn't usually fail biology forever to quite this extreme, but The Stepford Cuckoos were forced to keep their hearts in diamond form all the time to contain the Phoenix fragment within them, resulting in loss of emotions (instead of the more probable effect of loss of life.)
Source: Heart Trauma
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