Forevers Meaning in English

word · lemma: forever

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Definition

'Forevers' is a rare, nonstandard plural of 'forever,' used poetically or creatively to mean many eternities, limitless time, or different types of endlessness.

Usage & Nuances

'Forevers' is nonstandard and mainly seen in poetry, song lyrics, or creative writing for emotional or artistic effect. Not used in formal or standard English. Typically, 'forever' does not have a plural.

• Spanish: para siempres (no estándar) - eternidades
• Portuguese (BR): eternidades (informal) - para sempre (poético)
• Portuguese (PT): eternidades (informal) - para sempre (poético)
• Chinese (Simplified): 永远们（非标准，文学）
• Chinese (Traditional): 永遠們（非標準，文學）
• Hindi: सदियों (अनौपचारिक) - हमेशा (कविता में)
• Arabic: إلى الأبدات (غير قياسي) - أبدية (شِعر)
• Bengali: চিরকালগুলি - অসীম সময়সমূহ
• Russian: вечности
• Japanese: 永遠たち - いくつもの永遠
• Vietnamese: những vĩnh viễn - những mãi mãi
• Korean: 영원들
• Turkish: sonsuzluklar
• Urdu: ہمیشہیں - ابدیتیں
• Indonesian: keabadian-keabadian

Example Sentences

Poets write about different forevers and what they mean.

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The idea of many forevers is hard to understand.

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She said, 'We've had our forevers and they all felt different.'

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There are as many forevers as there are people who love.

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I used to believe in forevers, but now I know everything changes.

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People in stories sometimes promise forevers to each other.

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