til death
Wedding promise endpoint
Til death (also till death or 'til death) expresses commitment lasting until one dies, shortened from the marriage vow "till death do us part." It signals permanence or extreme loyalty: til death do us part, ride or die, til death.
Often used hyperbolically for devoted friendships, fandoms, or allegiances: Lakers fan til death.
- vowSolemn personal commitment
- wedding vowsSpoken marriage commitments
- eternalLasting without end
- foreverFor all time
- graveSerious and worrying
undying · undying love · commitment · marriage · loyalty · devotion · pledge · everlasting · mortal · parting · oath · bond · solemn · faithful · promise · heartbeat · breathe · cherish
- wedding vowsI do, I will, to have and to hold, forever, promise
- Biblical Marriagemarriage covenant, bride, husband and wife, bridegroom, groom
til deathtemporarily
For a limited time
for now · momentarily · briefly · for the time being · short-term
til deathcasually
In an informal way
halfheartedly · noncommittally · conditionally · tentatively · no strings attached
til, till, death, dead, deadly, deaden, deadened, deadening, deadliness