English to Latin Meaning of evermore - usque in saeculum

Evermore :

usque in saeculum

adverb

semper, usque in saeculum, in perpetuum, ntercessio, etiam, lucos, in futuro, post haec, Unde, mane et sero

Evermore :: semper

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Definitions of evermore in English

Adverb(1) at any future time; in the future(2) for a limitless time

Examples of evermore in English

(1) Ten years gone we've been fighting this battle of evermore , and its nobody's fault but mine.(2) we pray that we may evermore dwell in him and he in us(3) If victimisation's grip over artists like him is moot, maybe its ability to regiment society evermore is defective as well.(4) The child alone with her or his book is, for me, the true image of potential happiness, of something evermore about to be.(5) In Europe and the USA, all news is bad news: the media is often full of health scares, food panics and potential lifestyle risks, which join in people's minds, creating a powerful sense that we live in an evermore dangerous world.(6) Me, I suspect they are growing evermore desperate to retrospectively ├ö├ç├┐justify├ö├ç├û their war, as the fruits of it grow more tragic, disastrous and perhaps even strategically-catastrophic for America.(7) Thus, both band and fans grew alike together in their musical education, and are bound evermore in a swirling mutual appreciation of the smaller person's universe.(8) It's not difficult to see why magazines are turning to evermore aggressive retail tactics.(9) It is there to deliver us, for an evening and evermore .(10) Families are enduring evermore stresses and strains.(11) I for one have always promoted our need to become evermore involved in governmental affairs at all levels.(12) This control of minutiae, of the void, and of the illusion of representation presented as the control of ├ö├ç├┐nothing,├ö├ç├û is what determines and shapes our relationship within an evermore digitized society.(13) Part of the problem is that journalists are evermore suspicious of government spin to manipulate the media.(14) I shall create grandchildren in his image to remind you evermore .(15) You don't need actual pain in hell; the knowledge that laughter is evermore denied is pain enough.(16) While legal reforms are clearly needed, some critics say what is vital is to reverse a generation-old trend towards evermore sexual permissiveness.

Related Phrases of evermore

(1) evermore ::

usque in saeculum

(2) more ::

magis

(3) ever ::

semper

Related Phrases of evermore

(1) evermore ::

usque in saeculum

(2) more ::

magis

(3) ever ::

semper

Synonyms

Adverb

1. forevermore ::

usque in aeternum

Antonyms

1. never ::

numquam

Different Forms

evermore

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