Forever

/fərˈɛvər/

Meaning & Definition

adverb
For all future time; for always.
I will love you forever.
At any time in the future; in an endless or timeless manner.
They promised to be together forever.
For a very long time; seemingly endless.
It felt like I waited forever for the bus.

Etymology

Middle English, from Old English 'forǣfre'; 'for' + 'ǣfre' (ever).

Common Phrases and Expressions

forever and a day:
A phrase indicating a very long time.
forever yours:
A term of endearment indicating lasting affection.
forever free:
An expression indicating no constraints or commitments permanently.

Related Words

Slang Meanings

Fo' evah
We'll be together fo' evah, no doubt!
Forevz
I’m gonna keep this secret forevz!