Similar words: perpetual, perpetuate, perpetrate, herpetology, perpetrator, actually, virtually, eventually. Meaning: [pə(r)'petʃʊəlɪ] 
adv. 1. seemingly uninterrupted 2. everlastingly; for all time.
adv. 1. seemingly uninterrupted 2. everlastingly; for all time. 
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61 They smote the rock, forever, and the water sprang , perpetually, in the perpetual desert.
62 Ingram ran a hand through his perpetually untidy red hair.
63 He and his wife would be compelled to live perpetually as second-class citizens.
64 "I love America more than any other country in this world, and, exactly for this reason(Sentencedict.com), I insist on the right to criticize her perpetually. " James Arthur Baldwin.
65 She was perpetually telling him to do this and to do that.
66 We say so even as atBoston's supremely's perpetually underrated Joe Johnson.
67 Between housework, homework, workwork, and busywork, there are perpetually too many things to do, and not enough time to find that mythical balance.
68 The vision of the Signora Neroni was perpetually before his eyes.
69 An over caffeinated America seems to perpetually crave more shut-eye.
70 A king of Thessaly whom Zeus punished for his temerity in seeking Hera's love by having him bound to a perpetually revolving wheel in Hades.
71 Article 63 With regard to the printed statistical publications and unprinted statistical reports compiled by government agencies, at least one copy of them shall be perpetually preserved and stored.
72 At the same time, study after study shows environmental damage rises – so far almost always perpetually – with income, and often more steeply as developing countries begin to industrialise.
73 The perpetually frozen Norwegian island of Spitsbergen has been tasked with a very important job: saving the entire planet.
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