for ever and a day
The phrase "for ever and a day" is an idiomatic expression that means "for a very long time" or "eternally." It implies an indefinite or infinite duration of time beyond the typical concept of forever. It emphasizes the enduring nature of something or suggests a commitment that will last for an extended period.
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