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perpetually Meaning
perpetually (r)
everlastingly; for all time
without interruption
perpetually (adv.)
In a perpetual manner; constantly; continually.
perpetually Sentence Examples
- The incessant rainfall perpetually dampened the spirits of the townsfolk.
- The student's anxieties perpetually tormented his mind, preventing him from focusing.
- The elderly couple's love for each other was perpetually unwavering, a testament to their enduring bond.
- The sound of birdsong perpetually filled the air, creating a tranquil atmosphere.
- The city's traffic remained perpetually congested, a constant source of frustration for commuters.
- The artist's pursuit of perfection was perpetually elusive, driving him to endless revisions.
- The river flowed perpetually, a constant reminder of the passage of time.
- The memory of the accident haunted her perpetually, casting a long shadow over her present.
- The scent of blooming roses perpetually lingered in the garden, a fragrant reminder of nature's beauty.
- The search for happiness seemed perpetually beyond reach, a perpetual pursuit that often left her feeling empty.
FAQs About the word perpetually
everlastingly; for all time, without interruptionIn a perpetual manner; constantly; continually.
always,forever, eternally, permanently, evermore, indelibly,everlastingly, ever, ay, long
never,never, ne'er, nevermore, nevermore,once, once, ne'er,
The incessant rainfall perpetually dampened the spirits of the townsfolk.
The student's anxieties perpetually tormented his mind, preventing him from focusing.
The elderly couple's love for each other was perpetually unwavering, a testament to their enduring bond.
The sound of birdsong perpetually filled the air, creating a tranquil atmosphere.
