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Meanings of ever in English

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ever-1
Portuguese
sempre

At all times; all the time and on every occasion.

sempre
Portuguese
em todo o tempo

At any time.

em todo o tempo

(Intensifier for adjectives) very.

Usage of ever in English
1
Question: Nobody likes me, especially at any company I ever work for.
The Irish Times
2
But do we ever pause to ask: is the state entirely necessary?
The Irish Times
3
Have you ever seen the 'animal' you call a Flathead? she said.
The Land of Painted Caves
4
EBONY: Last question: would you ever go back to reality TV again?
Ebony
5
And I said: Come on, Grandma, what animals ever choose their pet-human?
And the rat laughed
6
He added: I think young filmmakers today have more opportunities than ever.
Wired
7
Rick Snyder could have allowed this public health disaster to ever happen.
Ebony
8
OPINION:WE ARE moving ever closer to real reform of our political infrastructure.
The Irish Times
9
Disputes leave bitter problems, however, that no amount of money ever solves.
The Irish Times
10
Today, however, fewer Russians than ever can dream of purchasing a home.
Reuters
11
Peterborough continued to press forward, looking promising without ever quite seeming dangerous.
The Guardian
12
Cory didn't need to hear this particular concern for months, if ever.
The secret life of ceecee wilkes
13
This matters more than ever given the challenges facing the State pension.
The Irish Times
14
Today, the industry is more vigilant than ever with regard to education.
Reuters
15
The podium finish was Woods' best result ever at a European competition.
Climbing Magazine
16
They deal with an ever increasing role in the financial services sector.
The Irish Times
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