Indefinitely and Perpetually

Indefinitely

Indefinitely adverb - To an indefinite extent; for an indefinite time.
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Synonyms for Indefinitely

Perpetually and indefinitely are semantically related in forever topic. In some cases you can use "Perpetually" instead an adverb "Indefinitely", when it comes to topics like infinitely, endlessly.

Nearby Words: indefinite, indefinably

Perpetually

Perpetually adverb - For all time.

Indefinitely and perpetually are semantically related in infinitely topic. You can use "Indefinitely" instead an adverb "Perpetually", if it concerns topics such as endlessly.

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  • They are immortal and cannot die even if gravely injured or deprived of food and water indefinitely, but they also cannot heal, meaning that any wound they take, from a stubbed toe to a sword through the guts, perpetually hurts exactly as much as it did when it was new.
    Source: The Needless
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