Synonyms for In-terminably:
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adv.
• ad infinitum
• away
- incessantly
, - interminably
, - on and on
, - relentlessly
, - repeatedly
, - tirelessly
, - unremittingly
, - without break
, - without end
, - without rest
, - without stopping
.
• forever
- Durably
, - Immortally
, - Unchangingly
, - all the time
, - always
, - constantly
, - enduringly
, - eternally
, - everlastingly
, - evermore
, - everything considered
, - for always
, - for good
, - for keeps
, - for life
, - forevermore
, - in perpetuity
, - in perpetuum
, - infinitely
, - lastingly
, - now and forever
, - permanently
, - perpetually
, - till blue in the face
, - till death do us part
, - till doomsday
, - till the cows come home
, - till the end of time
, - unendingly
, - world without end
.
• interminably
What are the hypernyms for In-terminably?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for in-terminably?
Antonyms are words that have the opposite meaning of another word. The word "in-terminably" means without end or interminably. The antonyms for this word might be briefly, transiently, or momentarily. These words describe actions or situations with a short life or limited duration. Other antonyms for in-terminably include definitively, conclusively, or decisively. These words describe actions or situations that have a clear ending or resolution. Additionally, words such as finally, ultimately, or eventually can also be used as antonyms for in-terminably as they suggest a specific endpoint or conclusion.
What are the antonyms for In-terminably?
Related words: endlessly, endlessly and forever, endlessly, never ending, forever and ever, in endless supply
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