Pronunciation: /pərˈpɛtʃuəli/
adjective Describing something that is ongoing or never-ending
A1 She is perpetually happy.
A2 The clock in the town square is perpetually stuck at 12:00.
B1 He is perpetually late for meetings.
B2 The old lighthouse is perpetually surrounded by fog.
C1 The artist was perpetually seeking inspiration for his next masterpiece.
C2 The scientist was perpetually consumed by his research, always striving for new discoveries.
adverb Continuously or constantly
A1 She is perpetually late for class.
A2 The clock in the town square is perpetually stuck at noon.
B1 The old man perpetually reminisced about his youth.
B2 The factory workers were perpetually exhausted from working long hours.
C1 The artist was perpetually seeking inspiration for his next masterpiece.
C2 The politician was perpetually in the spotlight due to his controversial statements.
formal The machine was designed to run perpetually without any need for maintenance.
informal She perpetually complains about the weather, no matter what season it is.
slang He's perpetually glued to his phone, always scrolling through social media.
figurative The memory of her laughter perpetually echoes in my mind.
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