forevers
USfuh-REV-urz/fəˈɹɛvɚz/UKfuh-REV-uhz/fəˈɹɛvə(ɹ)z/
- 1Plural of forever.
Poets sometimes speak of the many small forevers that make up a single life.
The novel imagines a string of forevers, each one a separate world.
Note
A plural that only one meaning of the noun can properly take. Forever is countable when it means an extremely long time, a colloquial use. The poetic sense of a future that never comes is uncountable, and the far more common adverb has no plural at all. Speaking of many small forevers is therefore either casual exaggeration or a deliberate stretch of the poetic sense into something countable.
forevers is a form of forever
forever, noun: An extremely long time, especially one that feels as though it will never end. Full entry
- Forms
- foreverforevers plural
- Spelling
- forever → forevers: add -s
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