Forever and a day
Forever and a day adverb - For a very long or seemingly endless time.
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Synonyms for Forever and a day
Set in stone and forever and a day are semantically related in constant topic. In some cases you can use "Set in stone" instead an adjective phrase "Forever and a day".
Set in stone
Set in stone adjective - No longer changeable.
Forever and a day and set in stone are semantically related in constant topic. Sometimes you can use "Forever and a day" instead an adjective phrase "Set in stone".
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- set and forever and a day
- set and set in stone
- fixed and forever and a day
- fixed and set in stone
- steadfast and forever and a day
- steadfast and set in stone
- stable and forever and a day
- stable and set in stone
- perpetual and forever and a day
- perpetual and set in stone
- constant and forever and a day
- constant and set in stone
- enduring and forever and a day
- enduring and set in stone
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Set in stone and Forever and a day. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 03, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/forever_and_a_day/set_in_stone
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