ever
adverb
1 ever
At any time:
— Did you ever smoke?.
synonym: of all time.
2 ever
At all times; all the time and on every occasion:
— Ever hoping to strike it rich.
— Ever busy.
synonyms: always, e'er.
Roget 112:
perpetually
etc.
adj.;
always,
ever,
evermore,
aye;
for ever,
for aye,
till the end of the universe,
forevermore,
forever and a day,
for ever and ever;
in all ages,
from age to age;
without end;
world without end,
time without end;
in secula seculorum [Lat.];
to the end of time,
to the crack of doom,
to the 'last syllable of recorded time'"
[Macbeth];
till doomsday;
constantly
etc.
(very frequently)
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3 ever
intensifier for adjectives Very:
— She was ever so friendly.
synonym: ever so.
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