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Definition of: ever
(ev′ər) adverb
1. At any time; in any case: better than ever.
2. In any degree: Run as fast as ever you can.
3. Under all circumstances; invariably; always. [OE æfre]
Ever may appear as a combining form in hyphemes or solidemes; as in:
| ever–abiding | ever–growing |
| ever–active | ever–increasing |
| ever–admiring | everliving |
| everbearing | ever–loving |
| ever–blazing | ever–moving |
| ever–blessed | ever–new |
| everblooming | ever–present |
| ever–burning | ever–ready |
| ever–celebrated | ever–recurrent |
| ever–changeful | ever–renewed |
| ever–changing | ever–renewing |
| ever–circling | ever–strong |
| ever–constant | ever–varying |
| ever–deepening | ever–widening |
| ever–dying | ever–willing |
| ever–esteemed | ever–winding |
| ever–expanding | ever–wise |
| ever–faithful | ever–young |
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