evermore

ev·er·more

adv \ˌe-vər-ˈmȯr\

Definition of EVERMORE

1

: forever, always

2

: in the future

Examples of EVERMORE

1. <he promised to love her evermore, if only she would consent to be his wife>

First Known Use of EVERMORE

13th century

Related to EVERMORE

Synonyms: always, aye (also ay), e'er, eternally, everlastingly, ever, forever, forevermore, indelibly, permanently, perpetually

Antonyms: ne'er, never, nevermore

Related Words: enduringly, long, perennially

Near Antonyms: once

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Rhymes with EVERMORE

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