indefinitely

English

Etymology

From indefinite +‎ -ly.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ɪnˈdɛfɪnɪtli/

• Audio (Southern England):

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• Hyphenation: in‧def‧i‧nite‧ly

Adverb

indefinitely (not comparable)

1. In a manner that is not definite.

   an indefinitely determined fossil

2. For a long time, with no defined end.
3. Forever.

Translations

in a manner that is not definite

• Hungarian: bizonytalanul (hu), határozatlanul
• Russian: неопределённо (ru) (neopredeljónno)

for a long time, no end defined

• Bulgarian: неопределено (bg) (neopredeleno)
• Catalan: indefinidament (ca)
• Dutch: voor onbepaalde tijd
• Finnish: toistaiseksi (fi)
• French: indéfiniment (fr)
• German: unbegrenzt (de)
• Hungarian: határozatlan/bizonytalan ideig/időre
• Japanese: 無期限に (むきげん, mu-kigenn-ni)
• Polish: bezterminowo
• Russian: бесконе́чно (ru) (beskonéčno), ве́чно (ru) (véčno)
• Tagalog: nang padituring

forever — see also forever

• Bulgarian: завинаги (bg) (zavinagi)
• Dutch: (voor) altijd, voorgoed (nl), permanent (nl), eeuwig (nl)
• Finnish: ikuisesti (fi)
• French: infiniment (fr)
• Hungarian: korlátlan ideig/időre
• Japanese: 永遠に (えいえんに, eien-ni)
• Polish: bezterminowo
• Russian: бесконе́чно (ru) (beskonéčno), ве́чно (ru) (véčno)
• Spanish: indefinidamente

See also

• endlessly