Always | Mean of always in English Dictionary
/ˈɑːlˌweɪz/
- at all times
- He always tries, but he doesn't always succeed.
- It's always a pleasure to see you.
- I can always tell when he's upset.
- He's always [=constantly] looking for ways to make money.
- She's almost always smiling.
- This area is always filled with tourists.
- You should always (remember to) wear your seat belt.
- The holidays are always a very busy time for us. = (less commonly) The holidays always are a very busy time for us.
- Things won't always go as planned.
- You're always welcome to stay with us.
- at all times in the past
- He has always been a good friend to me.
- They didn't always get along so well. [=they get along now, but they didn't like each other in the past]
- It hasn't always been easy for him. [=difficult or sad things have happened to him]
- He could always make me angry. = He always could make me angry. [=he often made me angry]
- throughout all time
- forever into the future
- I'll remember you always. [=forever]
- You'll always be my best friend. = You're my best friend, and you always will be.
- Life won't always be this easy.
- forever in the past
- I've always loved you.
- I always thought they'd get married some day, but they never did.
- Isn't that what you've always wanted?
- She always wanted to be famous.
- It has always been my goal to have my own business.
- He's always been a firm believer in hard work. = He's a firm believer in hard work, and he always has been.
- often, frequently, or repeatedly
- We always tell people not to arrive too early.
- My parents always told me not to speak to strangers.
- She's always calling me by the wrong name.
- Must you always be so rude?!
- He always tells such funny stories. = He's always telling such funny stories.
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