always
Listen:Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
always/ˈɔːlweɪz/
▶adverb
- 1 on all occasions.
■ throughout a long period of the past.
■ forever.
■ repeatedly.
- 2 failing all else.
– origin ME: genitive case of all way.
'always' also found in these Oxford entries:
alway
- aye
- beanfeast
- beck
- blonde
- bridesmaid
- collective noun
- come
- ever
- evermore
- free
- glutton
- golden rule
- however
- implicit
- infallible
- invariably
- law
- living
- mean
- parallel ruler
- personality
- plea
- preach
- predictable
- prove
- rack
- reflexive
- region
- rigorism
- rugby league
- rule
- sempervivum
- sempiternal
- sempre
- sentence adverb
- serendipity
- Sisyphean
- smoke
- step
- trap
- trier
- unerring
- walk
- worthwhile
- yes-man
