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Synonyms & Similar Words
lastingly
indefinitely
irreversibly
perpetually
endlessly
eternally
forever
constantly
continually
steadily
persistently
durably
stablely
firmly
securely
immovably
unchangeably
irretrievably
irreparably
unalterably
unremovably
indelibly
ineradicably
fixedly
steadfastly
unwaveringly
unshakably
immutably
Meaning of Permanently
The primary meaning of "Permanently" is to remain in a particular state or situation for all time, without changing or being changed.
Definitions
- Oxford Languages defines "Permanently" as lasting or remaining in a particular state or situation for all time, without changing or being changed.
- It can also refer to something that is intended to last or remain for all time, such as a permanent resident or a permanent job.
Etymology of Permanently
The word "Permanently" originates from the Latin words "per" meaning "through" or "thoroughly" and "manere" meaning "to remain".
The word has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something that remains or continues without changing or being changed.
Example Uses
- The company will permanently close its doors due to financial difficulties.
- She permanently damaged her reputation by speaking out against the company.
- The artist's work will be permanently displayed in the museum.
- The new policy will permanently change the way we do business.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
temporarily
briefly
momentarily
transiently
fugaciously
ephemeraly
temporarily
intermittently
sporadically
occasionally
infrequently
rarely
briefly
cursorily
fleetingly
superficially
shallowly
lightly
laxly
loosely
negligently
carelessly