for ever and ever
Into infinite time
For ever and ever is an emphatic form of forever, stressing permanence or eternity.
The phrase appears frequently in religious contexts, especially in prayers and hymns: Thine is the kingdom, the power, and the glory, for ever and ever. Amen.
Outside liturgy, it conveys exaggerated duration: I've been waiting for ever and ever.
- permanentlyIn an unchanging manner
- alwaysAt all times
- world without endFor all eternity
- till the end of timeFor all eternity
- eternalLasting without end
perpetual · timeless · unending · infinity · immortal · amen · Lord's Prayer · divine glory · liturgical · endless · ceaselessly · incessant · boundless · in perpetuity · heaven · time immemorial · enduringly · hymn
for ever and evertemporarily
For a limited time
briefly · for a moment · momentarily · fleetingly · transiently
for ever and evernever
At no point
nevermore · never again · not for long · no more · intermittently
ever, fore, forever, evermore, everlasting, everlastingly, never, whenever, wherever