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perpetually

[per-pech-oo-uh-lee] / pərˈpɛtʃ u ə li /


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It seems officiating is perpetually in the spotlight and the focus of critical debate.

From Los Angeles Times

He lived entirely alone in a perpetually dying forest.

From Literature

Cognitive scientists have investigated whether the brain itself is Bayesian—a probabilistic inference engine, perpetually recalibrating, merging incoming sensory data with past experience.

From The Wall Street Journal

“The Comeback” has a way of reappearing with Valerie’s perky “hello, hello, hello!” at inflection points like this, making the perpetually out-of-step performer uncannily right on time, always.

From Salon

It’s one of those Los Angeles gas stations that garners gasps, even shrieks, from Angelenos shocked by the cost per gallon, which is perpetually priced above other pumps across the city.

From Los Angeles Times