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eternally
[ih-tur-nl-ee]
adverb
in a way that is ceaseless, endless, or perpetual.
We call on all citizens to be eternally vigilant in ensuring that human rights are protected and sustained.
in a way that is enduring and unchanging.
The couple is eternally grateful for the support shown by their community.
Metaphysics.in a way that exists outside of time, without beginning or end.
I worry I will be eternally tormented in hell, or at the very least punished severely here on earth.
Other Word Forms
- noneternally adverb
- quasi-eternally adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of eternally1
Example Sentences
It screamed watershed moment, the forever luckless Clippers outfoxing the eternally exalted Lakers for the services of not one, but two superstars.
"But we have been comforted by the overwhelming love we have received - we will be eternally grateful for everyone's support," they added.
A voracious reader and lover of cats and nature, the lifetime member of the Actors Studio “is mourned by a small but very close circle of friends who will miss him eternally,” his family said.
The thing about eternally enjoying the spoils of life?
Shapiro said he was "eternally grateful" to the first responders who helped keep his family safe.
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