sempre

[ˈsɛmpreɪ]

sempre Definition

• 1. always
• 2. forever
• 3. constantly

Using sempre: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "sempre" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I will always love you, sempre.

• Example

  She has been a constant presence in my life, sempre.

• Example

  The river flows sempre towards the sea.

• Example

  He is forever grateful for her help, sempre.

sempre Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for sempre

• continuously
• perpetually
• unceasingly

Phrases with sempre

• sempre avanti

  always forward, keep moving forward

  Example

  Despite the challenges, we must sempre avanti and never give up.

• sempre più

  increasingly

  Example

  The company is growing sempre più every year.

• sempre meglio che niente

  better than nothing

  Example

  Although it's not perfect, it's sempre meglio che niente.

Origins of sempre

from Latin 'semper', meaning 'always'

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Summary: sempre in Brief

The adverb 'sempre' [ˈsɛmpreɪ] means always, forever, or constantly. It can be used to express a continuous state or action, as in 'The river flows sempre towards the sea,' or to emphasize an enduring sentiment, as in 'I will always love you, sempre.' 'Sempre' also appears in phrases like 'sempre avanti,' meaning always forward, and 'sempre meglio che niente,' meaning better than nothing.