Here you'll find 20 real example sentences with Permanently, the meaning and synonyms like temporarily.
Permanently meaning
- In a permanent manner; lastingly.
- Forever.
Synonyms of Permanently
Example sentences (20)
However, it is not yet clear whether the former Witbank Spurs’ player will join Makepekepe on loan or permanently.
In the end, the three Roy siblings, having permanently shunted eldest son Connor to the side, destroyed one another.
It’s not that social media and the internet are going anywhere; they are, irrevocably and permanently, here to stay.
It was public yet intimate, momentary yet momentous, fleeting but etched permanently for the sender and the receiver.
On Google, the brand now says permanently closed and the Worcester location has been taken off of the Creams website.
Ngoqo added that some of those in acting posts would soon be appointed permanently but he did not give a precise date.
It wasn’t long before Google shut down ads on my site and permanently blacklisted my domain from their program.
I felt we needed to know what it’s like to grow up in a city that is always in conflict, permanently tense, and divided.
In turn, players practically auto-cast Primal Aegis, and this ability is permanently enabled throughout their playthrough.
Brian Volk-Weiss: Nobody said this to me, but reading in between the lines, I do not believe has been permanently abandoned.
Instead of a third season, might well have been shelved permanently, another of CEO David Zaszlav’s infamous tax write-offs.
Amongst others, she was almost permanently on the Governing Council of the University of Ibadan for nearly 16 years (1966-82).
Kiosk – was set up permanently in a public parking area, changing the use of public land into a place for commercial activity.
Check your inbox for a message from Tap the link at the bottom to delete your account data permanently.
Mr. Lincoln explained, “I believe this government cannot endure, permanently half slave and half free.
And if it happens more than once, I believe they should be permanently banned from ever serving in a government-run school again.
He will know that, if he does harbour hopes of taking the role permanently, the best way to do that is to win games consistently.
Mitford’s satirical take on U and non-U society is as exotic now as it was in my permanently lovelorn 20s in 1980s New York City.
But it seems like some names are just too strongly linked to their heroes to get rid of permanently.
Even if you apologize, it doesn’t matter, you’re still canceled, you’re permanently deplatformed.
Common combinations with permanently
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- to permanently 16×
- be permanently 16×
- is permanently 10×
- been permanently 9×
- permanently closed 7×
- him permanently 7×
- and permanently 7×
- permanently in 6×
- closed permanently 6×
- can permanently 5×
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