# everlastingly

**Pronunciation:** /ˌevərˈlæstɪŋli/ · eh-ver-LAST-ing-lee

**CEFR level:** B1

**Part of speech:** adverb

## Meaning

For all time in the future; forever.

## Examples

- The stars will shine everlastingly.
- He believed that his love for her would last everlastingly.
- The memory of that day will stay with me everlastingly.

## Synonyms

- forever — The most common and general term for endless time.
- eternally — Often implies a timeless or spiritual quality, beyond the normal flow of time.
- perpetually — Suggests something that continues without interruption, often implying repetition.
- immortally — Implies living forever, often in a state of fame or memory after death.

## Antonyms

- briefly — Lasting for a short time.
- temporarily — For a limited period of time.
- fleetingly — Passing quickly or vanishing.

## Common patterns

- love everlastingly — To love someone for all time. — They promised to love each other everlastingly.
- remember everlastingly — To keep someone or something in one's memory for all time. — The sacrifices of the soldiers will be remembered everlastingly.
- last everlastingly — To continue for all time. — The hope for peace will last everlastingly.

## Collocations

- love everlastingly — They vowed to love each other everlastingly.
- remember everlastingly — The impact of her kindness will be remembered everlastingly.
- shine everlastingly — The sun will shine everlastingly in the sky.

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