forever many
used when describing a large sum, such as ammount or distance
shows the lack of attainability of an object, place, or time
ex. 1
“how much does this cost?”
“forever many dollars.”
ex.2
“i live forever many miles from everyone.”
ex.3
“i’ve been sitting at the dmv for forever many hours and they’re never going to call my number!”
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