Everlastingly Meaning in English

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Definition

In a way that lasts forever or for a very long time; also used to describe something that happens continuously and never seems to end.

Usage & Nuances

Formal, literary, or poetic – rarely used in everyday conversation. Often used for emphasis about time or monotony. Synonyms include 'eternally' and 'perpetually,' but 'everlastingly' can sound more dramatic or emphatic.

• Spanish: eternamente - constantemente
• Portuguese (BR): eternamente - constantemente
• Portuguese (PT): eternamente - constantemente
• Chinese (Simplified): 永远地 - 持续不断地
• Chinese (Traditional): 永遠地 - 持續不斷地
• Hindi: सदैव - निरंतर
• Arabic: دائمًا - باستمرار
• Bengali: চিরকাল - সারা জীবন - অনন্তকাল
• Russian: вечно - бесконечно - неизменно
• Japanese: 永遠に - 絶え間なく
• Vietnamese: vĩnh viễn - mãi mãi - không ngừng
• Korean: 영원히 - 끊임없이
• Turkish: ebediyen - sonsuzca - sürekli
• Urdu: ہمیشہ - ابدی طور پر - لازوال
• Indonesian: selamanya - abadi - tiada henti

Example Sentences

She is everlastingly optimistic, no matter what happens.

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I’m everlastingly tired of hearing that same story.

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He felt everlastingly grateful for her help.

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The baby cried everlastingly all night.

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He talked everlastingly, never letting anyone else speak.

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The mountains stood everlastingly above the valley.

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