Ever
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 37
ev′ėr, adv. always: eternally: at any time: at all times: continually: in any degree.— n. Ev′erglade , a large shallow lake or marsh: chiefly in pl. such a marsh in southern Florida, enclosing you sands of islets covered with dense thickets.— adj. Ev′ergreen , always green.— n. a plant that remains green all the year.— adv. Evermore′ , unceasingly: eternally.— Ever and anon , now and then.— Everglade State , Florida.— Ever so , to any extent; For ever , to all eternity; Seldom or ever , used for seldom if ever, or seldom or never. [A.S. ǽfre , always; der. uncertain; perh. cog. with Goth. aiws .]
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