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permanently

adverb as in for all time

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Despite travelling to every corner of the globe to play the sport he adores, he has never permanently left his hometown of Manacor.

From BBC

He also stressed that “a decision to close down the office permanently is a decision that you will hear about from us directly and shouldn’t be part of media speculation”.

From BBC

To keep from having his driver’s license permanently revoked, he never told his doctor just how often he had seizures.

“The destruction is so substantial that it indicates the intention to permanently displace many people,” it warns.

From BBC

For him, Black people, by nature, would permanently exist as a separate caste and class at the bottom of the social order.

From Salon

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

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