adverb
evermore
eh-vuh-MAW
adverb
1
Forever; for all time to come.
"He vowed to love her evermore."
2
From now on, at any point in the future.
"The treaty was meant to keep the two nations at peace evermore."
How to Use Evermore
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA poetic, old-fashioned way of saying "forever."
When to use it
Mostly literary or poetic; rare in ordinary conversation.
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Etymology
From Middle English evermore, from ever + more.