forever

Definitions

1. An extremely long time.
   colloquial, countable
2. A mythical time in the future that will never come.
   colloquial, poetic, uncountable

Equivalents

42 more languages

العربيةإلى الأبد

Беларускаянаве́кінаве́чнаназаўжды́

Българскизавинаги

Bosanskiвечно

Catalàper sempre

Češtinana věkynavždy

Cymraegam byth

Ελληνικάαιώνια

Esperantoĉiam

Suomiainaiäisyysikiajoiksiikuisestiikuisuus+ 2 more

Gaeilgego deo

ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻimau loa

עבריתלעולם

हिन्दीसदाहमेशा के लिए

Hrvatskiвечно

Magyarmindörökkéörökkéörökre

Հայերենընդմիշտհավետ

Italianoper sempre

日本語とわに常しえに弥未来永劫永久に永遠に生々世々+ 4 more

ქართულიმარადმუდამსამუდამოდ

ភាសាខ្មែររហូត

한국어영영원(永遠)히

Kurdîdaîma

Latinaaeternōin saeculumperpetuum

Македонскизасекогаш

Bahasa Melayuselama-lamanya

Maltigħal dejjem

Nederlands(voor) altijdaltijdeen eeuwigheideeuweneeuwigeindeloossteedtijden+ 5 more

Polskicały czasna zawszena zawżdypo wsze czasy+ 1 more

Portuguêspara sempre

Românăîntotdeauna

Русскийвечновсегданавекинавечнонавсегдапостоянноце́лую ве́чность+ 4 more

Српскивечно

Svenskaalltidför alltidför evigt

Kiswahilimilele

ไทยตลอดไปนิรันดร

Tagalogmagpakailanman

Türkçedaimasonsuza deksonsuza kadar

ئۇيغۇرچەمەڭگۈ

Українськавічнонавікнавікинавічноназа́вжди́назавше+ 3 more

O'zbekchaabadiydoimiy

Tiếng Việtmãi mãimuôn nămvĩnh viễn

Examples

“I haven't seen him in forever!”

“It took me forever to make⟳ up my mind⟳.”

“Don't spend⟳ forever on the phone!”

“She should've been here five forevers ago!”

“It's been a fortnight of forevers since the Braves could count⟳ on a late-game comeback.”

“In the airport, holiday lovers kiss, mouth forevers, the usual argot betrays you. Desire makes love⟳ dull.”

“Sure, I'd be happy to meet⟳ with you on the 12th of forever.”

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