eternally
/ɪˈtɜrnəli/
adverb
- In a way that lasts forever or for an extremely long time; without end.
- Many people believe that the soul lives eternally after death.
- The monument was built to stand eternally as a symbol of peace.
- The stars will shine eternally in the night sky.
- Used to emphasize that something seems to continue for a very long time, often in a tiresome or annoying way.
- She complains eternally about the weather, no matter the season.
- I feel like I've been waiting eternally for the bus to arrive.
- The meeting dragged on eternally, with no end in sight.
- In a way that is always true or valid; permanently.
- The laws of physics are eternally constant, regardless of human opinion.
- The beauty of that painting is eternally captivating.
- Her kindness will be eternally remembered by everyone who knew her.
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