perpetual in Irish
perpetual in Irish is síoraí — perpetual means lasting forever, or continuing for so long it feels endless.
perpetual in Irish
síoraí
What does "perpetual" mean?
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adjective Lasting forever, or continuing for so long it feels endless.
"She lived in a state of perpetual worry about her son overseas."
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adjective Holding a position or right permanently, with no end date.
"The trust grants her a perpetual license to use the design."
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perpetual in a sentence
- She lived in a state of perpetual worry about her son overseas.
- The office seemed to be in a perpetual state of chaos.
- The trust grants her a perpetual license to use the design.
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What is "perpetual" in Irish?
"perpetual" in Irish is síoraí. perpetual means: Lasting forever, or continuing for so long it feels endless.
How do you use "perpetual" in a sentence?
Example: "She lived in a state of perpetual worry about her son overseas." In Irish, "perpetual" is síoraí.
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