forever and a day Synonyms
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forever and a day Meaning
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forever and a day (r)
for a very long or seemingly endless time
forever and a day Sentence Examples
- The stars have been twinkling forever and a day, guiding lost souls through the night.
- The ancient ruins have stood for forever and a day, whispering secrets of forgotten civilizations.
- The sprawling forest has existed forever and a day, offering shelter and sustenance to countless creatures.
- The ocean's waves have crashed upon the shore forever and a day, creating a symphony of sound that echoes through eternity.
- The mountains have towered over the land forever and a day, their rugged peaks bearing witness to the passage of time.
- The desert sands have shifted forever and a day, painting desolate landscapes that stretch as far as the eye can see.
- The glaciers have crept slowly for forever and a day, shaping the contours of the land with their icy embrace.
- The winds have whispered through the trees forever and a day, carrying tales of distant lands and forgotten dreams.
- The sun has risen and set forever and a day, marking the passage of countless days and nights.
- The moon has danced across the sky forever and a day, illuminating the darkness with its ethereal glow.
FAQs About the word forever and a day
for a very long or seemingly endless time
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The stars have been twinkling forever and a day, guiding lost souls through the night.
The ancient ruins have stood for forever and a day, whispering secrets of forgotten civilizations.
The sprawling forest has existed forever and a day, offering shelter and sustenance to countless creatures.
The ocean's waves have crashed upon the shore forever and a day, creating a symphony of sound that echoes through eternity.
