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Meaning of perpetually
The primary meaning of the word "perpetually" is in a way that continues or lasts forever.
Etymology of perpetually
The word "perpetually" has its roots in the Latin words "perpetuus," meaning continuous or everlasting, and the suffix "-ly," which forms an adverb, indicating a manner or way of doing something.
Historically, the word "perpetually" has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe actions, states, or conditions that continue without interruption or end.
Synonyms
constantly
continually
continuously
endlessly
eternally
forever
incessantly
indefinitely
interminably
lastingly
permanently
persistently
relentlessly
repeatedly
steadily
unceasingly
unremittingly
always
ceaselessly
perpetually
chronically
durably
everlastingly
incessantly
infinitely
permanently
persistently
protractedly
regularly
steadily
uninterruptedly
unrelentingly
Definitions
- The definition of "perpetually" according to Oxford Languages is:
- * So as to continue or last forever
- * All the time; always
Usage Examples
- The city is perpetually crowded with tourists.
- * She is perpetually worried about her family's well-being.
- * The company has been perpetually struggling to stay profitable.
Antonyms
temporarily
briefly
occasionally
sporadically
infrequently
rarely
seldom
intermittently
transiently
fleetingly
momentarily
temporarily
briefly
periodically
seasonally
episodically
irregularly
infrequently
discontinuously