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unending, never-ending, interminable, Sisyphean.
4. monotonous, tedious, wearisome, tiresome, boring, dreary, humdrum; ponderous, sluggish, stolid, plodding, routine. evermore, adv. 1. always, forever, eternally, everlastingly, Poetic, for ay, to the end of time, through all the ages, till the crack of doom, till doomsday, to the last syllable of recorded time; perpetually, constantly, continually, endlessly, unceasingly.
2. henceforth, hereafter, ever again, in the future, from now on, from this moment on, from this time forward. everyday, adj. 1. daily, diurnal, quotidian; circadian.
2. ordinary, common, commonplace, household, garden-variety, average; familiar, customary, conventional, usual, regular, routine, run-of-the-mill; normative, habitual, stock, wonted, accustomed; plain, simple, nondescript, prosaic, matter-of-fact, workaday; vernacular, colloquial, informal, conversational, spoken. everyone, pron. everybody, all, one and all, each and every one, to a man, Inf. every man-jack, Inf. every mother's son; the whole world, tout le monde, everybody under the sun, Inf. everybody and his uncle; every Tom, Dick, and Harry. everything, n. 1. the whole, the aggregate, the entirety, the package, the corpus, the lot, Inf. everything but the kitchen sink; All SI. whole deal, whole bunch, whole mess, whole kit and caboodle, whole megillah, whole shooting match, whole shebang, whole ball of wax, whole schmear.
2. be-all, be-all and end-all, all that matters, all; raison d'etre. everywhere, adv. in all places, in every place, in every part, all over; omnipresently, ubiquitously, extensively; far and wide, right and left, high and low, hither and yon, in every nook and cranny; throughout the length and breadth of the land; here, there, and everywhere; under the sun, from pole to pole, the world over, at all points of the compass, on the face of the earth, to the four winds, in all climes, throughout the world. evict, v. oust, expel, dislodge, turn out, turn out of house and home, kick or boot out, run out; dispossess, expropriate, foreclose, Law. disseize. eviction, n. ejection, expulsion, dislodgment, removal; dispossession, repossession, foreclosure, expropriation, ouster, Law. disseizin. evidence, n. 1. proof, confirmation, verification, validation, authentication, certification; corroboration, substantiation, ground, support, warrant, Obs. vouch; documentation, document, exhibit, certificate, Law. certification, Law. exemplification; testimony, witness, attestation, statement, sworn statement, Law. deposition, Law. affidavit; data, information, facts, body of facts, (of guilt) the goods, Inf. ammunition, SI. ammo.
2. indication, sign, signal, token, mark, denotation; demonstration, illustration, display, exhibition.
-v. 3. manifest, evince, denote, make clear or plain, make obvious; demonstrate, show, display, exhibit.
4. testify, give testimony, attest, witness, bear witness, offer evidence; document, establish, circumstantiate, certify, certificate, depose, give a sworn statement, state under oath; sustain, uphold, vouch, warrant, support, endorse, back up, stand behind or by; corroborate, substantiate, bear out, prove right, vindicate; prove, verify, confirm, validate, authenticate, give credence to.