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Meanings of perpetually in English

Portuguese
incessantemente
Spanish
perpetuamente

Without interruption.

incessantemente
Usage of perpetually in English
1
We are engaged perpetually in making additions and supplements to the embargo.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 07, No. 44, June, 1861 / A Magazine...
2
In my opinion, a true intellectual is someone who stays perpetually interested.
The Guardian
3
She yawned perpetually; she read innumerable novels; she corresponded with her friends.
The Black Robe
4
The endless scroll leads to rectilinear progression; the perpetually varied begets uniformity.
The Life of the Spider
5
He applied perpetually to the snuff-box in the knob of his cane.
Man and Wife
6
It is exhaustless and perpetually creative; it is pure and perfect Light.
A Romance of Two Worlds: A Novel
7
I want to be perpetually reminded that I was in the war.
The Day of the Beast
8
She inquired perpetually after the health of cette pauvre petite Miss Clara.
The Newcomes: Memoirs of a Most Respectable Family
9
London's perpetually congested M25 should serve as a warning against this approach.
The Irish Times
10
The Garda, legal and other related institutions are perpetually starved of resources.
The Irish Times
11
This is shown in the odd mistake perpetually made about Cecil Rhodes.
Heretics
12
And the obese are perpetually sneered at -this report won't help.
The Guardian
13
It looked as if it were lived in, perpetually and intimately used.
The Way of Ambition
14
We tried perpetually to involve even the outermost limits of Sunni opinion.
A journey: my political life
15
With love and simplicity and natural kindness Snobbishness is perpetually at war.
The Book of Snobs
16
During the night the lightning fluttered perpetually, making the whole sky white.
The Prussian Officer
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Perpetually through the time
Perpetually across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common