Merriam-Webster's Dictionary and Thesaurus - Merriam-Webster [475]
Antonyms
never, nevermore
[2] always, invariably, unfailingly—more at ALWAYS
ev·er·glade noun : a low-lying tract of swampy or marshy land
ev·er·green adjective : having foliage that remains green — evergreen noun 1everlasting adjective 1 : enduring forever : ETERNAL 2 : having or being flowers or foliage that retain form or color for a long time when dried Synonyms ceaseless, dateless, deathless, endless, eternal, immortal, permanent, perpetual, undying, unending; also durable, enduring, lasting, persistent; imperishable, indestructible; timeless; abiding, steadfast, steady, unfailing, unfaltering Antonyms impermanent, mortal, temporary 2everlasting noun 1 : ETERNITY 2 : a plant with everlasting flowers; also : its flower ev·er·last·ing·ly adverb : in an everlasting manner Synonyms always, eternally, ever, forever, permanently, perpetually—more at EVER ev·er·more adverb : for a limitless time : FOREVER ev·ery adjective [ORIGIN: ME everich, every, fr. OE ǣfre ǣlc, fr. ǣfre ever + ǣlc each] 1 : being each one of a group 2 : all possible ev·ery·body pronoun : every person ev·ery·day adjective : encountered or used routinely : ORDINARY Synonyms average, common, commonplace, customary, familiar, normal, ordinary, prosaic, routine, run-of-the-mill, standard, unexceptional, unremarkable, usual, workaday—more at ORDINARY ev·ery·one pronoun : every person : EVERYBODY ev·ery·thing pronoun 1 : all that exists 2 : all that is relevant ev·ery·where adverb : in every place or part evg abbreviation evening evict verb 1 : to put (a person) out from a property by legal process 2 : EXPEL — evic·tion noun 1evidence noun 1 : an outward sign 2 : something that furnishes proof : PROOF, TESTIMONY; especially : matter submitted in court to determine the truth of alleged facts Synonyms attestation, confirmation, corroboration, documentation, proof, substantiation, testament, testimony, validation, witness—more at PROOF 2evidence verb : PROVE, EVINCE ev·i·dent adjective : clear to the vision and understanding Synonyms apparent, broad, clear, clear-cut, distinct, lucid, manifest, obvious, palpable, patent, perspicuous, plain, transparent, unambiguous, unequivocal, unmistakable—more at CLEAR ev·i·dent·ly adverb 1 : in an evident manner 2 : on the basis of available evidence Synonyms apparently, ostensibly, presumably, seemingly, supposedly—more at APPARENTLY 1evil adjective evil·er or evil·ler; evil·est or evil·lest 1 : morally reprehensible : WICKED 2 : causing or threatening distress or harm : PERNICIOUS — evil·ly adverb Synonyms [1] bad, black, immoral, iniquitous, nefarious, rotten, sinful, vicious, vile, villainous, wicked, wrong [2] bad, damaging, deleterious, detrimental, harmful, hurtful, injurious, noxious, pernicious—more at HARMFUL 2evil noun 1 : the fact of suffering, misfortune, and wrongdoing; also : evil actions or deeds 2 : a source of sorrow, distress, or calamity Synonyms bad, ill, immorality, iniquity, sin, villainy, wrong; also atrociousness, badness, heinousness, sinfulness, vileness, wickedness; devilry; cancer, decay, rot, squalor; corruption, debauchery, degeneracy, depravity, indecency, perversion; abomination, anathema, taboo Antonyms good, morality, right, virtue evil·do·er noun : one who does evil Synonyms beast, devil, fiend, no-good, reprobate, rogue, varlet, villain, wretch—more at VILLAIN malefactor, sinner, wrongdoer; also criminal, crook, felon, lawbreaker, miscreant, reprobate, transgressor, villain evil–mind·ed adjective : having an evil disposition or evil thoughts — evil–mind·ed·ly adverb evince verb evinced; evinc·ing : to constitute outward evidence of : SHOW, REVEAL Synonyms bespeak, betray, demonstrate, display, expose, give away, manifest, reveal, show—more