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Meanings of forevermore in English
Portuguese
perpetuamente Usage of forevermore in English
1
You can be forever young and you can make beautiful costumes forevermore.
2
Consider these souls, shining like stars in the horizon of sanctity forevermore.
3
You could marry the Prince without having me on your conscience forevermore.
4
Now is he mine at last,-Aye, mine alone, and mine forevermore.
5
I need not unveil them-theircontents are forevermore lodged in my brain.
6
I am glad they are both out of it now-safeforevermore.
7
His fame will shine forevermore, in undimmed lustre, to bless mankind.
8
But we were saved, and I feel that we have been saved forevermore.
9
She was not only now among them, she was of them,-ofthem forevermore.
10
After all, this necktie is my love-andmy love is now mine forevermore!
11
But his stock options became outlandishly valuable as a result, and he'll coast forevermore.
12
In Thy presence is fullness of joy, and at Thy right hand pleasures forevermore.
13
Those who keep his commandments are to dwell with him forevermore in eternal joy.
14
It was a glad, new sensation, and I longed to keep the place forevermore.
15
They'd yank us off the pedestal and revile us forevermore.
16
This very night my wife and I together Shall bid farewell to Rome forevermore.
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