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perpetually

adverb as in enduringly

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Maybe she's also a stand-in for a nation perpetually haunted by the Troubles, the violent escalation between Northern Ireland's Catholics and Protestant loyalists through which “Say Nothing” travels.

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Donald Trump’s extraordinary efforts to prove that he didn’t lose in 2020, perpetually hampered by the fact that he did, slowly faded into the background.

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The passage of time, grief for those we have lost, longing for a better world that seems perpetually out of reach — all of these things can be frightening.

There’s the one in Gallup, N.M., perpetually packed with buses from the nearby Navajo and Zuni nations.

This makes us many things: Proud, exhausted, delighted, occasionally irritated, perpetually anxious, often overwhelmed by love and strangely aware of the varying quality of chicken strips in grocery store freezer sections.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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