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| al·ways [ áwl wayz, áwl wiz ] |
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1. at all times: used to indicate that something happens or is done continuously, repetitively, or on every occasion
 She's always very polite.
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2. through all past or future time: throughout all past time or all future time, or for as long as anyone can remember and as long as anyone can foresee
I will always love you.
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3. if necessary: if necessary, or if there is no other or no better option
I could always stay an extra day if you need help.
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| [14th century. < Old English ealne weg "all the way"] |
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for always for all time
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