adv
forevermore
fuh-REHV-uh-maw
Forevermore (adv) means Forever; for all time to come. Example: “Their names will be remembered forevermore.”
adv
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Forever; for all time to come.
"A frozen sun forevermore the same."
— Clark Ashton Smith, Eidolon (1922)
"Their names will be remembered forevermore."
How to use forevermore
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA more poetic, old-fashioned way of saying "forever."
When to use it
Literary and formal — rarely used in everyday speech.
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Etymology
A blend of forever and evermore.
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What does “forevermore” mean?
The word “forevermore” means forever; for all time to come. In plain terms, a more poetic, old-fashioned way of saying "forever.".
How do you pronounce “forevermore”?
“Forevermore” is pronounced fuh-REHV-uh-maw (/fɔːɹˈɛv.ɚ.mɔːɹ/ in IPA).
How do you use “forevermore” in a sentence?
Here is “forevermore” used in a sentence: “Their names will be remembered forevermore.”
What part of speech is “forevermore”?
“Forevermore” is an adverb.
