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perpetual
02
perpétuel
continuing forever or indefinitely into the future
2.1
perpétuel
(of a job or position) held for the person's entire lifetime, with no set term or end date
2.2
perpétuel
valid indefinitely, with no expiration or end
03
perpétuel
occurring frequently or continuously in a way that becomes annoying or bothersome
04
perpétuel
(of a plant or flower) blooming continuously throughout the entire growing season, without significant pauses
Exemple
The contract gave the company perpetual access to the resource.
The monarch was granted perpetual authority over the kingdom.
The treaty granted them a perpetual right to the land.
His perpetual membership in the organization ensured lifelong benefits.
The artist secured a perpetual copyright over her works.
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