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permanently

[pur-muh-nuhnt-lee] / ˈpɜr məˌnənt li /
ADVERB
for all time
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Article 84 complements this provision, stating that any team that violates Articles 82 will be permanently eliminated and will lose the match 3-0.

From BBC

X, which is owned by xAI, said in a Jan. 3 statement that it would take action against any illegal content on the platform and permanently suspend any accounts associated with it.

From MarketWatch

His late introduction to the role came when he filled in for two boys while they were on holiday, before taking over permanently when they failed to return to work.

From BBC

The heads were later found and meticulously reattached but the sculpture was permanently removed from public display several years later.

From BBC

In August 2020, the government announced Eurasian beavers, of unknown origin, living wild on the River Otter, were permitted to remain permanently and to expand their population into neighbouring catchments.

From BBC