Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

in-perpetuum

Adverb

ɪn-ˈpɜr.pə.tuːm

Definition

In-perpetuum refers to something that lasts indefinitely or for an unlimited duration.

Examples

The land was granted to the family in-perpetuum, ensuring it would remain in their ownership forever.
She hoped her contribution to the project would benefit future generations in-perpetuum.

Meaning

It suggests a state of being that is perpetual or everlasting, often used in legal or formal contexts to denote an agreement or condition that is intended to last forever.