eternally

/ih-tur-nl-ee/US // ɪˈtɜr nl i //

永恒地,永恒,永恒的,永世

Definitions

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : in a way that is ceaseless, endless, or perpetual:We call on all citizens to be eternally vigilant in ensuring that human rights are protected and sustained.
- : in a way that is enduring and unchanging:The couple is eternally grateful for the support shown by their community.
- : Metaphysics. in a way that exists outside of time, without beginning or end: I worry I will be eternally tormented in hell, or at the very least punished severely here on earth.

adv.endlessly

Synonyms

Stanley Cowell’s jazz odyssey is still underway The coronavirus is devastating a uniquely American art form McCoy Tyner’s eternal return
Part of what makes multiple versions of the play eternal, for him, is simply the ritual.
Each is rare, and the combination of the two—ice on the crater floor and a narrow peak of eternal light on the crater rim—is a prized target for different players.
He is a storyteller, strategist, and eternal student of marketing and business strategy.
To be a cyclist is to be in an eternal state of trying to reconcile the two.
Certain trades, such as medicine or law, are eternally well-respected.
In exactly what fashion could 317 million people “reckon” or come to certain eternally elusive “terms” with racism?
I'm eternally grateful for the efforts that they put into my education.
To celebrate the eternally seductive (and seemingly ageless) actor, we've compiled seven of his best moments.
We never actually see the end to his urination—“Evacuation (eternally not) complete.”
A God who damns eternally must be the most odious Being that the human mind could imagine.
Mrs. S., tho her dropsicle legs had never carred her half so fur before, was eternally on the key veve, as the French say.
In the unvarying precision of its mathematical universe, all is written.

/ih-tur-nl-ee/US // ɪˈtɜr nl i //

永恒地,永恒,永恒的,永世

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : in a way that is ceaseless, endless, or perpetual:We call on all citizens to be eternally vigilant in ensuring that human rights are protected and sustained.
- : in a way that is enduring and unchanging:The couple is eternally grateful for the support shown by their community.
- : Metaphysics. in a way that exists outside of time, without beginning or end: I worry I will be eternally tormented in hell, or at the very least punished severely here on earth.

adv.endlessly

Synonyms

Stanley Cowell’s jazz odyssey is still underway The coronavirus is devastating a uniquely American art form McCoy Tyner’s eternal return
Part of what makes multiple versions of the play eternal, for him, is simply the ritual.
Each is rare, and the combination of the two—ice on the crater floor and a narrow peak of eternal light on the crater rim—is a prized target for different players.
He is a storyteller, strategist, and eternal student of marketing and business strategy.
To be a cyclist is to be in an eternal state of trying to reconcile the two.
Certain trades, such as medicine or law, are eternally well-respected.
In exactly what fashion could 317 million people “reckon” or come to certain eternally elusive “terms” with racism?
I'm eternally grateful for the efforts that they put into my education.
To celebrate the eternally seductive (and seemingly ageless) actor, we've compiled seven of his best moments.
We never actually see the end to his urination—“Evacuation (eternally not) complete.”
A God who damns eternally must be the most odious Being that the human mind could imagine.
Mrs. S., tho her dropsicle legs had never carred her half so fur before, was eternally on the key veve, as the French say.
In the unvarying precision of its mathematical universe, all is written.