See Also: evermore(dictionary)
evermore(dictionary)

ulcer (oh) and evermore (iou)


ulcer (oh)



[Date: 1300-1400; Language: Latin; Origin: ulcus]
a sore area on your skin or inside your body that may bleed or produce poisonous substances
::stomach ulcers
-- ulcerous adj

evermore (iou)



evermore adverb. ME.
[Orig. two words, from EVER + MORE adverb.]
For all future time. arch. ME.
Wordsworth A life of peace..that hath been, is, and shall be evermore.
Always, constantly, continually. ME.
Southey Yonder roar..evermore increasing, Still louder, louder, grows.
In expressed or implied neg. contexts: at any future time, ever again, any longer. Formerly also, in any degree. LME.
Shakespeare Sonnets I may not evermore acknowledge thee. E. B. Browning Not in England evermore.
Phrases: for evermore: see FOREVERMORE.