perpetually — in a way that continues for an indefinitely long time; constantly
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: in a way that continues for an indefinitely long time; constantly
Pronunciation (IPA): /pərˈpetʃuəli/
Korean meaning: 영원히, 끊임없이, 계속해서
Korean pronunciation: 퍼**페**츄얼리
Example Sentences
- My cat is perpetually hungry, as if it has never been fed in its entire life.
- He's perpetually optimistic, even when his coffee maker explodes.
- The company is perpetually seeking ways to improve customer satisfaction.
perpetually
ADVERB//pərˈpetʃuəli//
in a way that continues for an indefinitely long time; constantly
A factory worker perpetually inspects items on the endless assembly line
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Perpetually patient, eventually triumphant, actually worthwhile!
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Origin
From Latin 'perpetualis' meaning 'continuous' or 'lasting,' derived from 'perpetuus' (uninterrupted, eternal). The adverbial suffix '-ly' was added in English to form the adverb.
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“My cat is perpetually hungry, as if it has never been fed in its entire life.”
“He's perpetually optimistic, even when his coffee maker explodes.”
“The company is perpetually seeking ways to improve customer satisfaction.”
“She seems perpetually surprised by her own success.”
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