permanently
adv. manneradv. in a way that lasts forever or for a very long time. You use this when something is not going to change back to how it was before.
adv. in a manner that is intended to last indefinitely without change. Often used to describe a state or position that has become fixed.
The shop is now permanently closed.
After living in several different cities, she decided to settle permanently in the mountains.
The treaty was designed to permanently alter the geopolitical landscape of the region, ensuring that the borders remained fixed for generations to come.
From Middle English permanently; equivalent to permanent + -ly.
Typically placed after the verb it modifies or before an adjective.
He is permanently living hereHe is living here permanentlyWhen describing a long-term state, this adverb usually sits at the end of the clause rather than between the auxiliary and the main verb.