siempre
At all times
Siempre is Spanish for "always" or "forever," borrowed into English in contexts evoking Hispanic culture or adding romantic flair: Siempre, mi amor.
It appears in phrases like para siempre (forever) and the motto siempre fidelis (always faithful), the latter from Latin but reinforced by Spanish.
Common in the American Southwest and in bilingual speech.
For all time
- eternalLasting without end
- everlastingLasting for all time
- perpetualLasting without interruption
- endlessWithout termination or boundary
unending · timeless · perennial · permanent · lifelong · enduring · lasting · abiding
At all times
- invariablyWithout any exception
- constantlyAt all times
- unfailinglyAlways, without deviation
- reliablyIn dependable manner
dependably · habitually · routinely · regularly · persistently · steadily · without fail · every time
forever
For all time
- eternalLasting without end
- everlastingLasting for all time
- perpetualLasting without interruption
endless · unending · timeless · perennial · permanent · lifelong · enduring · lasting · abiding · immortal
always
At all times
- invariablyWithout any exception
- constantlyAt all times
- unfailinglyAlways, without deviation
reliably · dependably · habitually · routinely · regularly · persistently · steadily · without fail · every time · day in day out
faithful
Consistently loyal and true
dedicated · committed · true · unwavering · staunch · constant · resolute · firm · unfaltering · reliable