Eternally for Dummies

Hey there! So, the word "eternally" is kind of like saying forever and ever. It’s a way to describe something that lasts for an incredibly long time, and I mean really, really, really long. When we say "eternally," we're talking about something that has no end. It's like time goes on and on, and whatever we're talking about never stops or goes away. It's like the stars in the sky that have been shining for eternity, and they’ll keep shining long after we’re gone.

So, for example, if you said, “I will love you eternally,” it means your love for that person will never, ever stop. It’s like a promise that your love will never fade away. Another way to think of it is like a recording that plays on repeat forever and never stops. It just keeps going and going and going.

Sometimes, "eternally" can also mean something that feels like it lasts forever. Like, if you have to wait in line for a really long time, it can feel like an eternity. It’s that feeling of waiting and waiting and feeling like it will never end. But it’s important to remember that when we use "eternally," it’s talking about a super, super, super long time or something that seems like it will always be there. So, yeah, "eternally" is all about things lasting and lasting and lasting, with no end in sight. Hope that makes sense!