for evermore
Until time ends
For evermore means for all future time, forever.
The phrase is more common in British English and carries a slightly formal or literary tone: She vowed to love him for evermore.
It's interchangeable with forevermore, though the two-word spelling emphasizes duration more than the single word.
Lasting without interruption
- endlessWithout termination or boundary
- timelessUnaffected by eras
- infiniteHaving no bounds
- permanentFixed without end
undying · immortal · ageless · deathless · imperishable · unending · ceaseless · enduring
From this time onward
- hereafterLife after death
- alwaysAt all times
- eternallyFor infinite duration
- perpetuallyWithout interruption or end
indelibly · irrevocably · till the end of time · world without end · in perpetuity · for all time
Solemn personal commitment
- pledgeBinding promise given
- covenantBinding formal pledge
- faithfulConsistently loyal and true
- steadfastFirmly loyal, unshakeable
unwavering · devoted · commitment · promise · consecrated · sacred · sworn · bound
perpetual
Lasting without interruption
permanent · undying · immortal · ageless · deathless · imperishable · unending · ceaseless · enduring · lasting
henceforth
From this time onward
perpetually · indelibly · irrevocably · till the end of time · world without end · in perpetuity · for all time
vow
Solemn personal commitment
steadfast · unwavering · devoted · commitment · promise · consecrated · sacred · sworn · bound · dedicated
for evermoretemporarily
For a limited time
briefly · for a while · momentarily · for a moment · for the time being
for evermorenever again
Permanent refusal to repeat
nevermore · no more · no longer · once · just this once