No. 10,252 in French

indéfiniment

"Indéfiniment" means "indefinitely" in English.

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Je peux attendre indéfiniment pour ce moment spécial.
I can wait indefinitely for this special moment.
Indéfiniment is used here to express the concept of an endless or unlimited duration of time.
Cette tâche semble se prolonger indéfiniment.
This task seems to prolong indefinitely.
Indéfiniment is employed to denote an action continuing without apparent conclusion.
La beauté de cette peinture pourrait être admirée indéfiniment.
The beauty of this painting could be admired indefinitely.
Indéfiniment is used to emphasize the timeless nature of the admiration.

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