Synonyms:
permanently, for_good
Meaning: for a long time without essential change; "he is permanently disabled"
Usage examples
Cow and calf moose are permanently protected.
"What--exactly--DO you seem to see me permanently given up to?
I hunted about and found them--found them stranded, idle, forgotten, and permanently useless.
Whoever permanently holds Pensacola and Florida is entitled to the possession of Fort Pickens.
But he had faced awkward truths of all sorts far too often to be permanently disconcerted by them.
Tycho accepted the apology thus heartily rendered, and the temporary breach was permanently healed.
In many cases where the sexes are separate, both are permanently attached to some support, and the one cannot search or struggle for the other.
I take it for granted, no man will deny the proposition, that whoever permanently holds Charleston and South Carolina is entitled to the possession of Fort Sumter.
"It's certainly natural that you should be less restless here than at Mrs. Murrett's; yet somehow I don't seem to see you permanently given up to forming the young."
Why did he not summon all the people from the highest to the lowest to the solemn spectacle of his ascension, securing multitudinous and permanently recorded evidence such as none of us could doubt?