ever
At any point
Ever is an adverb that usually has a time-related meaning.
In its strictest and original sense it means always: we are ever looking to expand our customer base.
It can also mean at any time or in any way; from these meanings, it has found a home in compound words that have a generalizing effect, such as whatever, whenever, however, and many others.
At all times
- eternallyFor infinite duration
- perpetuallyWithout interruption or end
- endlesslyWithout termination or limit
- constantlyAt all times
continuously · incessantly · unceasingly · interminably · permanently · indefinitely
To an intense degree
- exceedinglyTo extreme degree
- veryTo high degree
- soConsequently, as a result
- reallyIn actual fact
truly · greatly · immensely · incredibly · remarkably · intensely · supremely · utterly
always
At all times
- eternallyFor infinite duration
- perpetuallyWithout interruption or end
- endlesslyWithout termination or limit
constantly · continuously · incessantly · unceasingly · interminably · permanently · indefinitely
extremely
To an intense degree
- exceedinglyTo extreme degree
- veryTo high degree
- soConsequently, as a result
really · truly · greatly · immensely · incredibly · remarkably · intensely · supremely · utterly · thoroughly
if
Conditional clause marker
possibly · conceivably · perhaps · perchance
- two-syllablesapple, baby, better, candle, chicken
- frequency wordsalways, often, sometimes, usually, rarely
- polarity wordsany, anybody, anyone, anything, anywhere
- modifiersadjectives, modifier, modifiers, adjective, adverb
- particleselectrons, electron, protons, proton, neutrons
- modalscan, could, may, might, must
evernever
At no point
ne'er · nevermore · at no time · never ever · not ever
- happily ever afterTraditional story's final promise
- hardly everAlmost not at all
- ever sinceFrom a past point onward
- never everEmphatic total denial
- ever afterFrom then on perpetually
- forever and everLasting without termination
never, however, forever, everlasting, whenever, forevermore, evermore