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. Khaliah Shaw:

   I knew it was a lifelong disorder that would need medication indefinitely.

2. Al Dees:

   They're giving us housing assistance for two years, but I'm afraid we're going to be homeless at the end of this period, they had promised they would help us indefinitely.

3. Chris McDaniel:

   We need to find ways to put, if possible, deadlines on the investigation itself. So, put simply, we don’t want a person on a witch hunt indefinitely.

4. Mitch McConnell:

   The administration does not face any obstacle to moving nominees who are remotely qualified for the job. People who are mainstream and qualified have a path forward. And yet some of the same far left voices who attack Sen. Feinstein in the past are now suggesting that the Senate move her off the Judiciary Committee indefinitely, the stated reason, the supposed emergency, is that Democrats are aren’t able to push through a small fraction of their nominees who are so extreme and so unqualified that they cannot win a single Republican vote in committee.

5. President Francois Hollande:

   We can't extend the state of emergency indefinitely, it would make no sense. That would mean we're no longer a republic with the rule of law applied in all circumstances.