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forever
01
used to describe a period of time that has no end
Example
She promised to love him forever.
The memory of their wedding day will stay with them forever.
1.1
used to exaggerate the length of time, implying a long wait or duration
Example
We had to wait forever to get inside the concert hall.
That movie felt like it lasted forever.
1.2
used as part of a phrase to express enduring support, loyalty, or admiration, often in slogans
Example
Team USA Forever!
Love Always, Forever!
02
used to describe something that happens constantly or repeatedly, often in an irritating or persistent way
Example
She is forever talking about her new job.
He ’s forever borrowing my books and never returning them.
forever
01
lasting for an indefinite or permanent amount of time
Example
She found her forever friend in her childhood companion.
They made a forever commitment to each other when they got married.
Forever
InformalExample
It felt like an eternity, but finally, the forever ended when the concert started.
I have n’t seen you in forever!
02
a poetic or colloquial reference to a mythical or idealized time in the future that is unlikely to ever happen
Example
We'll get married on the first day of forever.
I'll pay you back on the 32nd of forever.
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