The Collaborative International Dictionary
Everlastingly \Ev`er*last"ing*ly\, adv. In an everlasting manner.
Wiktionary
adv. In an everlasting manner; so as to be everlasting.
WordNet
Usage examples of "everlastingly".
These last statements, however, prove only that Paul thought the bad as well as the good would be raised up and judged: they are not inconsistent with the belief that the condemned would afterwards either be annihilated, or remanded everlastingly to the under world.
The uniform orthodox doctrine of the Christian Church has always been that in the last day the identical fleshly bodies formerly inhabited by men shall be raised from the earth, sea, and air, and given to them again to be everlastingly assumed.
To desire to live everlastingly as an identical individual, it has been said, is the ecstasy and culmination of avaricious conceitedness.
Yet those who are veiled believe that He is one like unto them, and they refuse even to call Him a believer, although such a title in the realm of His heavenly Kingdom is conferred everlastingly upon the most insignificant follower of His previous Dispensation.
Divine Reality hath everlastingly been identical with its concealment and its concealment identical with its revelation.
It is undisputed, however, that the influence of Thine attraction hath everlastingly been inherent in the realities of Thy handiwork, although that which beseemeth the hallowed court of Thy providence is exalted beyond the attainment of the entire creation.
That made his lordship laugh, but he told her that he could not permit her to be everlastingly maudling her inside with such stuff as ratafia, and bade her drink it up like a good girl.
Kenny McClure had ordered tetrodotoxin in order to pass it to the iniquitous Mackintosh, who everlastingly played cards with Carey.
He hath done a deed which severs him from hope, as everlastingly as the apostacy with the angels has done Satan.
You have stayed here with me a long time now - it cannot have been much of an adventure for a man like you to be everlastingly watering trees and fighting possums for the possession of a square inch of bark - not after losing your pants on the goldfields and staving off a dozen raging Chinamen with a shovel.
Thou, O God, art my witness that nothing is able to comfort me, no creature is able to give me rest, save Thou, O my God, whom I desire to contemplate everlastingly.