perpetually in Irish
perpetually in Irish is de ghréas — perpetually means constantly, without any sign of stopping.
perpetually in Irish
de ghréas
Seeming to never end; endlessly; constantly.
What does "perpetually" mean?
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adverb Constantly, without any sign of stopping.
"He was perpetually late to every meeting."
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perpetually in a sentence
- He was perpetually late to every meeting.
- The kettle seems to be perpetually on the boil in that kitchen.
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What is "perpetually" in Irish?
"perpetually" in Irish is de ghréas. perpetually means: Constantly, without any sign of stopping.
How do you use "perpetually" in a sentence?
Example: "He was perpetually late to every meeting." In Irish, "perpetually" is de ghréas.
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