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
Years and forever and a day are semantically related. in long period of time topic. In some cases you can use "Years" instead a noun phrase "Forever and a day".
Years
Years noun - A prolonged period of time.
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Synonyms for Years
Forever and a day and years are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Forever and a day" instead a noun "Years".
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However his first American film Tom Brown's School Days was a flop and he spent the next five years bouncing around various Hollywood studios, his movies ranging from the Academy Award-nominated Joan of Paris to doing collaborative work on Forever and a Day.
Source: Career Resurrection
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