for|ev´er|ness

for|ev´er|ness
for|ev|er «fuhr EHV uhr», adverb.
1. for always; without ever coming to an end: »

Nobody lives forever. Forever honour'd and forever mourned (Alexander Pope).

SYNONYM(S): ever, evermore, eternally, everlastingly.
2. all the time; always: »

Some girls in my class are forever talking. She is forever telling me that I should take more exercise.

SYNONYM(S): continually.
for|ev´er|ness, noun.

Useful english dictionary. 2012.

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