Synonyms for indefinitely
in·def·i·nite·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. indefinitelyadverb

   to an indefinite extent; for an indefinite time

   "this could go on indefinitely"

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1. List of paraphrases for "indefinitely":

   endlessly, forever, indefinite, interminably, infinitely, indeterminately

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1. Chief Executive Akbar Al Baker:

   We have completely forgotten about it because you cannot wait indefinitely.

2. Robert Greenblatt:

   If this( coronavirus) goes on indefinitely, we may go the virtual route, but at the moment we are trying to look to the future and get this thing done in a more conventional way.

3. Christine Whelan:

   It's easier to make a plan to go running three times this week than vow to run three times a week indefinitely, if you make your fitness goals week by week rather than so far-reaching, you'll have more success, and that in itself is motivating.

4. Robert English:

   Eventually, the loss of troops, the loss of foreign investment, the loss of public support, the economic drain — all those are facts that he can't ignore indefinitely, but I think he's resisting that because he's living … in a world of slanted intelligence and illusions and utopian ideas about a return of the Russian Empire that will take some time to crumble away. And he's resisting it mightily, still trying to come up with that military victory, even as everyone else can see it grinding to a halt.

5. Glenn Davis:

   WeWork is pushing the outer bounds of what's acceptable for a public company, the IPO filing indicates that the objective is to preserve incumbent control indefinitely.