forevermore

For all time

Forevermore means for all future time, without end.

It intensifies the already permanent sense of forever, adding a note of poetic or formal emphasis.

The word appears most often in romantic declarations, religious contexts, and fairy-tale endings: They lived happily forevermore.

In everyday speech, forever alone usually suffices, but forevermore lends a ceremonial or literary quality to statements about eternity.

eternity

perpetuity

Infinite continuation of time

permanence · boundlessness · limitlessness · infinitude · aeon · continuum · sempiternity · agelessness · unending · interminable

devotion

pledge

Binding promise given

constancy · fidelity · steadfastness · dedication · allegiance · bond · covenant · commitment · promise · troth

immortality

undying

Lasting without end

unfading · indestructible · perennial · abiding · enduring · lasting · surviving · legacy · remembrance · legend

poetic

verse

Metered poetic passage

  • sonnetFourteen-line metered poem
  • balladNarrative poem or song
  • odeLaudatory verse form

elegy · rhyme · lyric · refrain · nevermore · henceforth · thereafter · romantic · wistful · archaic

finality

henceforth

From this time onward

conclusively · decisively · ultimately · settled · resolved · irreversibly · binding · sealed · done

Categories
Opposites
temporal duration

forevermoretemporarily

For a limited time

briefly · momentarily · fleetingly · transiently · ephemerally

occurrence/frequency

forevermorenevermore

At no future time

never · never again · ne'er · not ever · at no time

Family

more, ever, forever, everlasting, moreover, evermore, forevers

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G