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. The White House:

   Today, in partnership with our neighbors and allies in Canada, the United States is taking historic steps to build a strong Arctic economy, preserve a healthy Arctic ecosystem and protect our fragile Arctic waters, including designating the bulk of our Arctic water and certain areas in the Atlantic Ocean as indefinitely off limits to future oil and gas leasing.

2. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell:

   The same people who spent weeks screaming that impeachment was so urgent now decided it could wait indefinitely while they check the political winds and look for some new talking points.

3. Ilhan Omar:

   Right now, House Democratic leaders are not rising to the moment. Children are dying at the hands of House Democratic leaders own government, thousands are being held indefinitely in cages. They're being forced to sleep on the floor, and denied basic necessities like soap and toothpaste.

4. European Commission:

   The Hungarian parliament on Monday is of utmost importance that emergency measures are not at the expense of our fundamental principles and values... Democracy can not work without free and independent media, any emergency measures must be limited to what is necessary and strictly proportionate. They must not last indefinitely... governments must make sure that such measures are subject to regular scrutiny.

5. Leader McConnell:

   As soon as the partisan impeachment votes had finished, the prosecutors began to develop cold feet. Instead of sending the articles to the Senate, they flinched, the same people who just spent weeks screaming that impeachment was so serious and so urgent that it couldn't wait for due process now decided it could wait indefinitely while they checked the political winds and looked for some new talking points.