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Meanings of permanently in English

Portuguese
em definitivo

For a long time without essential change.

em definitivo
Usage of permanently in English
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The LTTE must also renounce terrorism and violence permanently, the statement said.
Reuters
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It went to a four-day working week permanently over a year ago.
Radio NZ
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These actually increase the number of bombs you'll get per level permanently.
Wired
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She will presumably permanently shelve recently announced plans to expand in Europe.
The Guardian
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A permanently weakened energy industry would have far-reaching effects, some analysts said.
Reuters
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The company said this week it would permanently stop production and sales.
Reuters
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She went underground and started plans to move back to Europe permanently.
Jamaica Observer
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I believe the government cannot endure permanently half slave and half free.
A. lincoln: a biography
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He said also at issue were workers who were not employed permanently.
The South African
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After 30 days, the new episode will return to the site permanently.
Wired
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If he declines, however, I want him discouraged as permanently as possible.
Crown of Slaves
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It is a biological reality, and science cannot permanently avoid this fact.
Hell House
13
And in some cases organisations are simply unable to fill positions permanently.
The Guardian
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The federal centre will take action, including permanently stationing our forces there.
Reuters
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But we are slower to adjust permanently to a new normal state.
The Irish Times
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The question is whether there's room for permanently well-mannered activism in 2015.
Reuters
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Permanently through the time
Permanently across language varieties
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Common
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Common
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