till death
Until the end
Till death marks the endpoint of life itself, used to emphasize permanence or lifelong commitment.
The phrase appears most famously in marriage vows—till death do us part—but extends to any pledge meant to last a lifetime: friends till death, loyal till death.
It can sound earnest or melodramatic depending on context.
- eternalLasting without end
- eternal loveAffection that never ends
- vowSolemn personal commitment
- wedding vowsSpoken marriage commitments
- foreverFor all time
grave · marriage · holy matrimony · parting · loyalty · sworn oath · oath · commitment · undying · devotion · true love · mortal · dying breath · bond · promise · faithful · ride or die · separation
- death idiomskick the bucket, six feet under, deadbeat, deadpan, bought the farm
- wedding vowsI do, I will, to have and to hold, forever, promise
- marriage valuesfidelity, faithfulness, loyalty, trust, commitment
- pledgesvow, promise, I promise, wedding vows, I vow
- weddingwedding, wedding ring, marry, wedding ceremony, wedding rings
- eternityeternity, everlasting, eternal, timeless, perpetuity
till deathtemporary
Limited in duration
for now · for the time being · fleeting · transient · ephemeral
till deathuntil further notice
no strings attached · noncommittally · conditionally · tentatively · revocable
till, death, tilling, tilled, tillage, tiller, deaths, deathly, deathlike