forevermore

Forevermore is a term that combines forever and more to express an ongoing or intensified sense of permanence. In standard usage, it functions as an adverbial phrase meaning for all future time, or in poetry and song, as a heightened way to refer to enduring memory or emotion. The single-word form Forevermore is often used as a title or proper noun in popular culture.

In media and arts, Forevermore has been used as the title of various works. A notable example is the 2014 Philippine television drama series Forevermore that aired on ABS-CBN, featuring Liza Soberano and Enrique Gil in lead roles. The series centers on a romance set against a rural backdrop and contributed to the show’s enduring popularity in its market. Beyond that series, Forevermore appears as a title for songs and albums across different languages and genres, reflecting themes of eternity, longing, or cherished moments.

In academic or critical contexts, Forevermore may be cited as an example of a neologistic or poetic compound in English, illustrating how modern usage blends a common adverb with an additional temporal notion to convey intensified permanence.

See also: Forever, More.