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perpetual
01
ongoing continuously without stopping
02
continuing forever or indefinitely into the future
2.1
(of a job or position) held for the person's entire lifetime, with no set term or end date
2.2
valid indefinitely, with no expiration or end
03
occurring frequently or continuously in a way that becomes annoying or bothersome
04
(of a plant or flower) blooming continuously throughout the entire growing season, without significant pauses
perpetual
adj
perpetuate
v
perpetually
adv
perpetually
adv
Example
The perpetual flow of the river has shaped the landscape for centuries.
He complained about the perpetual noise from the construction site.
No matter how tired she was, her mind engaged in the perpetual churn of thoughts.
The region is in a state of perpetual conflict, with no end in sight.
The monarch was granted perpetual authority over the kingdom.
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