Antonyms for permanentlyper·ma·nent·ly

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1. permanently, for goodadverb

   for a long time without essential change

   "he is permanently disabled"

   Antonyms:
   temporarily

   Synonyms:
   for good

How to use permanently in a sentence?

1. Todd Van Hoose:

   That is going to provide a little bit of relief, this is the heavy renewal season for agricultural lending. We think it is very important that we get those FSA offices open permanently so we can get new business done.

2. Keith Humphreys:

   We need to accept that treating pain and addiction are part of the fabric of taking care of population health -- and our healthcare system must be permanently equipped to do that.

3. James Abram Garfield:

   Next in importance to Freedom and Justice is popular education, without which neither Freedom nor Justice can be permanently maintained.

4. Michael Geer:

   A review of his broadcasts suggests Dr. Oz has used his show to promote transgender ideology, including things like mastectomies on healthy teen girls and using pharmaceutical drugs to prevent puberty on healthy children, such actions permanently alter healthy bodies, can result in irreversable sterilization, and lead to more suicidal ideation, not less, as studies have shown.

5. Todd Van Hoose:

   This is the heavy renewal season for agricultural lending. We think it is very important that we get those FSA offices open permanently so we can get new business done.

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