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for‧ev‧er S3 also for ever British English
1 for all future time : Many valuable works of art were lost forever.
Many valuable works of art were lost forever.2 especially spoken for a very long time : Once built, stone walls last forever.
Once built, stone walls last forever.3 to do something often, especially in a way that annoys people [= be always doing something]: He's forever making comments about my weight.
be forever doing something
spokenHe's forever making comments about my weight.